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The Works of Lord Bacon with an Introductory Essay, and a ...
For the better use of the compounded stuff, it will be sweeter and cleaner than
brass alone, which yieldeth a smell or soiliness; and therefore may be better for
the vessels of the kitchen and brewing. It will also be harder than brass, where ...
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The Works of Lord Bacon: Philosophical works
For the better use of the compounded stufl', it will be sweeter and cleaner than
brass alone, which yieldeth a smell or soiliness; and therefore may be better for
the vessels of the kitchen and brewing. It will also be harder than brass, where ...
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The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
To foul ; dirt; pol- Soil'ure. j lute ; stain ; dung ; manure ; purge (applied to cattle) :
the noun substantive means dirt ; foulness ; gravel ; vegetative earth; land ; dung:
soiliness and soilure, stain; dirt; foulness. If I soil M) -tlf with sin, I then but vainly ...
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington)
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The Works of Lord Bacon: With an Introductory Essay
With an Introductory Essay Francis Bacon. For the better use of the compounded
stuff, it will be sweeter and cleaner than brass alone, which yieldeth a smell or
soiliness ; and therefore may be belter for the vessels of the kitchen and brewing.
For the belter use of the compounded stuff, it will l>e sweeter and cleaner than
brass alone, which yieldeth a smell or soiliness ; and therefore may be better for
the vessels of the kitchen and brewing. It will also be harder than brass, where ...
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
The soiled horse. Sbak. • SOILINESS. j. [from soil] Stain ; foul- ws?.— Make proof
of the incorporation of silver '•id tin, whether it yield no soiliness more than 5'tfT.
iaeon. 'S01LURE. n. fun.— £from soil.} Stain ; pollu- He merits well to have her, ...
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The works of Francis Bacon, lord chancellor of England
For the better use of the compound stuff, it will be sweeter and cleaner than brass
alone, which yieldeth a smell or soiliness; and therefore may be better for the
vessels of the kitchen and brewing. It will also be harder than brass, where ...
Francis Bacon, Basil Montagu, 1841
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
SOIL, still, 6'. Dirt, spot, pollution, foulness; ground, earth, considered with relation
to its vegetative qualit, ties; land, country; dung, compost; cut grass given to cattle.
a o , SOILINESS, SOiILé-DBS S. Stain, foulness. a SoILunE, stiillyt'ire, s. 113.
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The Works of Francis Bacon, Baron of Verulam, Viscount St. ...
For the better use of the compound stuff, it will be sweeter and cleaner than brass
alone, which yieldeth a smell or soiliness; and therefore may be better for the
vessels of the kitchen and brewing. It will also be harder than brass, where ...
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The Works of Francis Bacon, Baron of Verulam, Viscount St. ...
To make proof of the incorporation of silver and tin in equal quantity, or with two
parts filver, and one part tin, and to observe whether it be of equal beauty and
lustre with pure silver; and also whether it yield no soiliness more than filver?
Francis Bacon, David Mallet, 1740
