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Frosted Glass

a form of glass locations in the intervening fissures. water produces crystalline convex fractures, with a polished exterior; but the larly varied marble-like projecting disconcave intervening figures are caused, the furnace, and simultaneously expanding the reheated ball of glass by blowtures, with a polished exterior; but the ing, thus separating the crystals from each other, and leaving open figures beeach other, and leaving open figures between, which is done preparatory to forming vases or ornaments.

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