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