On that evening Philippa changed her customery style of dressit was no longer the favorite amber, so rich in hue and in texture, but white, gleaming silk, relieved by dashes of crimson.

We see the rushing, rapid stream under Avista's yellow clay declivities: the yellow water falls like fluid amber in picturesque cataracts before the copper-works, where rainbow-coloured tongues of fire shoot themselves upwards, and the hammer's blows on the copper plates resound to the monotonous, roaring rumble of the elv-fall.

" "'Tis my delight to fuss with hair and thine is so beauteous" she arose and went to Katherine and smoothed the amber threads"See, when I turn it thus, 'tis like rare bronze, and when I place it to the light, 'tis a glorious amber.

Dr. Brown, the grandson and namesake of the old commentator of Haddington, was a man of noble presence and noble character, whose personality "embedded in the translucent amber of his son's famous sketch" is familiarly known to all lovers of English literature.

Nor ought you to hold yourself back from your natural leaning toward crude ostrich feathers from the ostrich farms, and to bottle up your emotion at seeing uncut amber in pieces the size of a lump of chalk is to render yourself explosive and dangerous to your friends.