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Encaustic

Note 5 — ART. I.

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Any sort of old cloth, if whole, is as good as new; I prefer the former to the latter for its softness. To ascertain a just proportion of wax to every sort of cloth is unnecessary, if you should either put too much or not enough, you may easily remedy it. See Art. iv. One single trial will clear up the incertitude.

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