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Dec 22, 2020 Kareobl Sep 04, 2020 Kareobl Sep 04, 2020 Kareobl Sep 04, 2020 Kareobl Sep 03, 2020 Kareobl May 01, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 195 166 China Varnish does. These Varnishes maybe applied to Wood + Metals, + remix ale liars tune— Salts + even Heat + not knowing en [laerasse?] a Drug of the same Goal we have been obliged to substitute Some other Resins inireStead .. Such as Gum [Sac?], whose prepara tien is very simple, + is desolved vis [symbol] + is used fer peabbeud as Purpose biel not being safer feed week ther simple Preparatien ,+ finding it so aeryinsa seen [?] the Chinese Varnishes, they soon learned to min, Resins, Oils [symbol?] [?] Sparits, + Bitumins to make them more perfect — We shale divide these Varnishes into 2 Classes— , ves Drying & Oleaginous .	p. 195 166 China Varnish does. These Varnishes maybe applied to Wood + Metals, + remix ale liars tune— Salts + even Heat + not knowing en laerope a Drug of the same gorl we have been obliged to substitute Seund other Resins inireStead .. Such as Gum [Sac?], whose prepara tien is very simple, + is desolved vis [symbol] + is used fer peabbeud as Purpose biel not being safer feed week ther simple Preparatien ,+ finding it so aeryinsa seen [?] the Chinese Varnishes, they soon learned to min, Resins, Oils [symbol?] [?] Sparits, + Bitumins to make them more perfect — We shale divide these Varnishes into 2 Classes— , ves Drying & Oleaginous .

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