Finally I made an entirely satisfactory appliance out of a thin board, very smoothly planed and covered with a fine cloth.
When the design is finished and very well dried, the entire surface of the stone is rubbed gently with a fine cloth, in order to perforate the color with tiny holes everywhere.
When it has simmered six hours, strain it through a fine cloth, laid on a sieve, into an earthen bowl, and let it cool without covering.
Lay a fine cloth on a sieve and strain through it the bouillon without pressing.
Valuing a quarter of wheat in the present times at eight-and-twenty shillings, the real price of a yard of fine cloth must, in those times, have been equal to at least three pounds six shillings and sixpence of our present money.
It is, however, so perfectly false, that English wool is in any respect necessary for the making of fine cloth, that it is altogether unfit for it.
MacLean looked with whimsical anxiety at several white particles upon his suit of fine cloth, claret-colored and silver-laced, and quickened his pace.
Had Hugon stood there in his hunting dress, she would have felt them no security; but he was wearing his coat and breeches of fine cloth, his ruffled shirt, and his great black periwig.
When dry, polish them outside and inside, as far as possible, with a fine cloth.
Where there is neither footman nor parlour-maid kept, the duty of laying the breakfast-cloth rests on the housemaid.
Now press the fruit, squeezing out the liquid part; strain all through a fine cloth, and put the water and juice together in a cask.
The best are such as are painted on a fine cloth, well covered with colour, and where the flowers do not rise much above the ground, as they wear out first.
Strain the ointment through a fine cloth, and keep it for use.
Spread them thinly on a fine cloth, or on a floor or table, for twenty-four hours, and then press them.
Containing in one octavo volume, richly bound in fine cloth, with ink and gold ornamentation, complete poetical works of Scott, Burns, and Moore.
A little of this gloss should be spread on a piece of coarse woolen cloth, and the furniture well rubbed with it; afterward it should be polished with a fine cloth.
It was made for the richer folk of fine cloth, fur-lined, or entirely of fur, and for the poorer people of skin or wool.
These surcoats were sometimes of fine cloth of gold covered with an intricate, delicate pattern in which beasts, birds, and foliage mingled in arabesque.
The cloaks, from the light way in which they are held, appear to have been made of silk or some such fine material as fine cloth.
Fine cloth sold at $65 "the piece," the length and breadth of which it is unfortunately impossible to determine accurately.
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