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Dec 22, 2020 Kareobl Sep 04, 2020 Kareobl Sep 03, 2020 Kareobl May 01, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 194 165 The Japan Varnish re quires no Preparation , but is only purified by straining— They mix a small Quantity of Oil, they call [Fay?] ; extracted from the Seed of a Tree called Chyri — which give 2 separate Oils by Expression? —One cleer + liquid, The Other thick — the ^ol is enly used fer Varnish, + is pre- served in wooden Vessels, + conveyed all over the hole of Japan without spoiling or losing its Virtue— They mix it with Cinnabar + some other red [symbol] is same Drug they make Ink of to give it Colour— This Varnish emits a noxious Vapour which affects the Heed[ Head] with disagreeable Sensations , like Poison + makes the Lips swell as the	p. 194 165 The Japan Varnish re quires no Preparation , but is only purified by straining— They was as [motehuanbity?] of Oil, they call Fay ; extracted from the Seed of a Tree called Chyri — which give 2 separate Oils by Expression? —One cleer + liquid, The Other thick — the ^ol is enly used fer Varnish, + is pre- served in wooden Vessels, + conveyed all over the hole of Japan without spoiling or losing its Virtue— They mix it with Cinnabar + some other red [symbol] is same Drug they make Ink of to give it Colour— This Varnish emits a noxious Vapour which affects the Heed[ Head] with disagreeable Sensations , like Poison + makes the Lips swell as the

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