Mr. minium did not add, that he had kept his brother until eleven o'clock the night before, telling him Tip's history,-what a boy he had been, how he had changed, how he was struggling upward; and, finally, the whole story of the examination,-the failure, the downfall, the public confession; nor how his brother had listened eagerly, and had said, with energy, after the story was finished,- "Such a boy as that ought to be helped; and I'm ready to help him."
"Tip Lewis and His Lamp"
Pansy
And Red Lead or minium being Dissolv'd in Spirit of Vinegar, yields not a Red, but a Clear Solution, the Redness of the Lead being by the Liquor Destroy'd.
"Experiments and Considerations Touching Colours (1664)"
Robert Boyle