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where line has been piled upon line

 
their line       57
 
fine curved lines spreading, from a point       104
 
the line between       115
the arrangement of the lines, the form of the letters       137
 
straight lines intersecting one another       160
lines and spaces, and intervening ornamental tracings       169
 

 
there is propriety in drawing a line of demarcation       189
 
the same line       193
straight line the words       200
 
if another person, in the same line       248
on, in the same line       248
 
enclosing line. The letters were used upon       256
the entire length of the line of letters, and connecting them into a single symbol       264
 

 
line, upon which       269
border line       270
 
border lines       270
light lines whose tendrils extended       270
 
two lines curving       271
 
upper lines 271
lower line the words “Fast Colors”       271
 
All sorts of visionary conceptions are uttered in this world of fancies.       280
 

 
other colors, placed in special lines       280
and in poetry each line       320
where line has been piled upon line...
in the vague idea that, because the combinations are new       363
 

 
boundary line       365
dividing lines       366
 
substantially the same line of reasoning       380
 
lines. In the inner circle is the number of the cotton       389
lines, constitute the essential elements       391
 

 
A reader of these lines       608
 
plain lines one above another       617
said lines       617
stamped lines       617
 
let us inspect the lines       649
to encourage that line      664
line of, between       715

 

lines (excluding 20 or so), from
William Henry Browne (*), A Treatise on the Law of Trade-marks and Analogous Subjects, Firm-names, Business-signs, Good-will, Labels, &c. Second Edition, Revised and Englarged (1885)
University of Michigan copy, digitized October 16, 2013
 

30 June 2017

tags:
all sorts of visionary conceptions; cotton; latihan; lines
W. H. Brown, A Treatise on the Law of Trade-marks and Analogous Subjects (1885)