We found their houses filled with the finest cotton, and the beams of their dwellings were made of dye-wood.

Thru the dye tube.

Standing near the Western Seas, she turned her eyes naturally to the Americas, and a great trade was beginning in tobacco and raw silk from Virginia, rich woods and dye stuffs from the Main, and rice and fruits from the Summer Islands.

"So I told Mr. Fink," replied the boy; "but he said as how them were the hair-dye man's orders.

This is the method employed generally in small dye-works for all dresses for black; their lots are so small.

As they turned another corner they met Susy, who had been sent to the dye-house.

"No, they ain't; they're jest colored in a dye-pot.

To prepare dye boiler, put in 2 lb. logwood, boil twenty minutes.

Their noise soon brought out a ferocious, lank-visaged-looking man, about forty years of age, who immediately called off the dogs; but before I had time to make the inquiry that brought me there, he began in about the following strain, "What dye yer waunt up yar, stranger?

Thousands of valuable dye-colors and other compounds used in the arts attest its practical value.

Some of these men introduced new techniques from the old provinces of China into the "colonial" areas and set up dye factories, textile factories, etc., in the new towns of the south.

But on the contrary when I looke on A Clytemnestra, or a Tullia; The first bath'd in her husbands blood; The latter, Without a touch of piety, driving on Her Chariot ore her fathers breathless trunk, Horrour invades my faculties; and comparing The multitudes o' th' guilty, with the few That did dye Innocents, I detest, and loathe 'm As ignorance or Atheisme.

Pine straw an sweetgum dyes purple, set color wid chamber lye.

As soon as they have plundered a man they throw him away like a dye-rag that has been squeezed dry.

Firstly, industry and commerce are world-wide; the remotest countries are bound together by economic ties; invisible cords link the Belgian iron worker with the London docker and the Clyde shipwright, the Californian fruit grower with the Malay tin miner and the German dye worker.