The composition of the Eastern or proper China ware, according to accounts that have great marks of authenticity, is from two earths; one of which is, as was before mentioned, vitrescent, and is called Petunse; the other a refractory or apyrous earth; and called Kaolin.

On her first day, as she walked into work[…][s]he blicked-in at the time clock[…]

Some held that negritude was a product of living under the tropical sun, a perhaps beneficial adaptation to a fierce climate – an environmentalist solution chiming with monogenesis and Lockean malleability models.

A pretty archwayed porch, with ornamental iron gates, stands out invitingly, and when you enter the inner door you find restfulness...