§55 XVI. BLACK. GREY. WHITE. BROWN. 127 



7. Grey and canary wanting. 



8. Grey and buff wanting. 



Grey is a very good ground for other colours. 



White. (See Blue, Sky-blue, Yellow, Orange, Bed, Black; and see 

 Sect. XVII. Blue, A 10, 11 ; B 4, 5, 6, 9, 10 ; C 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 

 9, 10, 13, 20 ; D 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 ; E 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 ; 

 F 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 ; and Black ; and White.) 



1. White and gold harmonise, but wanting by daylight, except when 



gold is used to pick out the pattern upon white ; they light up 

 well together by candlelight. 



2. White and red. (See above, Red, 9.) 



3. AVhite and scarlet harmonise, but white overpowered by the 



scarlet, except when in much smaller quantity. 



4. White and crimson harmonise, but white overpowered by the 



crimson, except when in much smallar quantity. 



5. White and brown harmonise, but white overpowered by the 



brown, except when in much smaller quantity. 



6. White and chocolate-colour harmonise, but white overpowered by 



the chocolate-colour, except when in much smaller quantity. 



7. White and purple wanting, and white overpowered by the purple, 



except when in much smaller quantity. 



8. White and blue-purple wanting, and white overpowered by the 



blue-purple, except when in much smaller quantity. 



9. White and lilac wanting and poor. 



10. White and slate-colour wanting and poor. 



11. White and green wanting, cold, and poor. 



12. White and blue-green wanting and disagreeable. 



13. White and olive-gi-een wanting and disagreeable. 



14. White and tea-green wanting and disagreeable. 



15. White and canary wanting. 



16. White and straw wanting. 



17. White and buff wanting. 

 It. White and grey wanting. 



19. White and brown wanting. 



20. White and chesnut wanting. 



21. White and drab wanting and poor. 



22. White and stone-colour wanting. 



BlO vn. (See Blue, Yellow, Orange, Red, Purple, Green, White.) 



1. Brown and gold harmonise well. 



2. Brown and crimson harmonise, but wanting. (See Sect. XVII. 



Blue, D 6 ; E 6, 7 ; F 2, 6, 7.) 



