The above extracts are generally prepared from the dried corms, and hence the very uncertain and inferior quality of those commonly met with.
If it forms a yellow gluey-looking mass, and evolves an offensive odour, it should be rejected as of inferior quality, and unfit for culinary purposes.
The town of Murcia is the only place where they work some small quantity; there they manufacture a few slight silks, chiefly taffetas and velvets, but of an inferior quality; and the whole is confined to a small number of looms.
The manufactory at Alcoy is the most considerable: the cloths, though finer, are generally of an inferior quality.
As they are not so strict about Murcian silk, which is of an inferior quality, I am told that some from Valencia is sent out of Spain under that denomination.
It is afterwards subjected to forging, and being of inferior quality is employed in the manufacture of springs for machinery, railway carriages, wheel tyres, ploughs, and other farming implements.
An inferior quality is distilled from a mixture of cherries and the juice of liquorice root.
Very few; and what they get are thin and of an inferior quality.
I could have got it in goods; but they were of an inferior quality, and I did not want to take them.
Specific duties, on the contrary, are equal and uniform in all ports and at all times, and offer a strong inducement to the importer to bring the best article, as he pays no more duty upon that than upon one of inferior quality.
But to return from this digression to the view of the imports into Rome: Ethiopia supplied the capital with cinnamon of an inferior quality; marble, gems, ivory; the horns of the rhinoceros and tortoiseshell.
The exports to Arabia and Baragaza were purple cloth for the natives; wine, a large quantity of dates, gold, slaves, and pearls of an inferior quality.
Nothing can raise rent, but a demand for new land of an inferior quality, or some cause which shall occasion an alteration in the relative fertility of the land already under cultivation.
When land of an inferior quality is taken into cultivation, the exchangeable value of raw produce will rise, because more labour is required to produce it.
The production of the eastern extremity of Sumatra or Palembang is considerable, but held of inferior quality.
This and the cultivated species afford the best farina; the spiny variety, which has a slender trunk, and the wild tree, yield but an inferior quality of sago.
Sicily oil is of inferior quality; it is principally produced at Milazzo.
If sour in smell, it has not been sufficiently washed: if veiny and open, it is probably mixed with stale butter, or some of an inferior quality.
Tame rabbits are of a closer heavier texture than wild ones, and hence of inferior quality.
The first milk drawn from a cow is also thinner, and of an inferior quality to that which is afterwards obtained: and this richness increases progressively, to the very last drop that can be drawn from the udder.
If they be Hondrews, their Caps are all of one Colour, either White or Blew: if of inferior quality, than the Cap and the flaps on each side be of different Colours, whereof the Flaps are always Red.
They abhor to eat or drink, or intermarry with any of Inferior Quality to themselves.
Neither do they in their anger reproach one another with it, unless they should lay with a Man of aninferior quality to themselves, And the Woman reckons her self as much obliged to the Man for his Company, as he does to her for hers.
As for Persons of inferior Quality, they are interred in some convenient places in the Woods, there being no set places for Burial, carried thither by two or three of their Friends, and Buried without any more ado.
Under their rule peace was re-established, and art production became again abundant among the subject population, though of inferior quality.
Although second-rate as regards productive power, Amiel's mind was of no inferior quality, and his journal gained a sympathy which the author had failed to obtain in his life.
Salt is also manufactured at several places along the south-coast, but of inferior quality, and by a different process.
Other species of Myristica yield nutmegs of inferior quality.
Defn: A small European fish, similar to the cod, but of inferior quality.
Poor or mediocre; as, an inferior quality of goods.
The growth of the second and following years is of inferior quality, and is called rattoon.
The native pig is of inferior quality, but a noticeable improvement, not only in pig breeding but in pig rearing, has resulted from the introduction by Government of the Large Black breed from England in 1907.
It gives excellent crops of potatoes, but they are said to be of inferior quality, unless marl or shell-sand is employed at the same time.
The Birmingham people brown their barrels of inferior qualityin the following way, to make them look equal to the best.
Threepenny skelp iron" is made from an inferior quality of scrap to that from which "charcoal iron" is made; but unlike it, there is no pretension of quality.
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