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She wore her purple muslin, which is pretty enough though it does not become her complexion.— Jane Austen, Her Life and Letters A Family Record
The mustard paste is administered as follows: One part of mustard and six parts of flour of the same measurements are quickly stirred up with warm water to a paste thin enough to spread well upon a piece of thin muslin, which is large enough to cover twice the part to be treated.— The Mother and Her Child
One-half of this muslin is thus covered with the mustard and the dry piece of cloth brought over.— The Mother and Her Child
As she took up the pile of lace and muslin, her heart seemed to stop beating for a moment.— The Master-Knot of Human Fate
After removing wipe away the moisture from the skin and cover with a soft piece of muslin, and place a piece of flannel over that.— Scouting For Girls, Official Handbook of the Girl Scouts

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