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3. Brown and scarlet wanting. (See Sect. XVII. Blue, B 1 ; C 4 ; 



D 5 ; E 4, 5, 7 ; F 8, 9.) 



4. Brown and purple wanting. (See Sect. XVII. Blue, C 16, 18 ; 



E 4, 5 ; F 6, 7, 8.) 



5. Brown and lilac wanting and disagreeable. 



6. Brown and black wanting. (See Sect. XVII. Blue, D 5, 6 ; 



E 4, 5, 6, 7 ; F 2, 6, 8, 9.) 



7. Brown and grey wanting. 



8. Brown and chesnut wanting by analogy. 



9. Brown and buff wanting and poor. 



10. Brown and drab wanting and poor. 



11. Brown and silver wanting. 



Red-brown. (Chocolate follows much the same rules as Red-brown.) 



1 . Red-brown and gold harmonise well. 



2. Red-brown and black harmonise. 



3. Red-brown and blue harmonise. 



4. Red-brown and yellow wanting. 



5. Red-brown and orange harmonise, but wanting. 



6. Red-brown and lilac wanting. 



7. Red-brown and red wanting by analogy. 



8. Red-brown and stone-colour wanting. 



9. Red-brown and drab wanting by analogy, and drab overcome by 



the red-brown. 

 10. Red-brown and green discord. 



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Horsechesnnt, which is a richer kind of Red-brown, harmonises well with 

 amber-colour, and many others. (See Blue, Yellow, Gold, 

 Orange, Red, Scarlet, Crimson, Purple, Lilac, Green, Black. 

 See Sect. XVII. Blue, B 6a ; C 21 ; E 4, 5 ; F 4, 5.) 



Chesnut. (See Blue, Yellow, Orange, Red, Purple, Green, Black, White, 

 Brown.) 



1. Chesnut and gold harmonise. 



2. Chesnut and crimson wanting. 



3. Chesnut and scarlet wanting. 



4. Cbesnut and purple wanting. 



5. Chesnut and blue-purple wanting. 



6. Chesnut and lilac wanting. 



7. Chesnut and grey wanting. 



8. Chesnut and stone-colour wanting. 



9. Chesnut and drab wanting. 



Drab. (See Blue, Yelhnv, Orange, Red, Purple, Green, Black, White, 

 Brown.) 



1. Drab and scarlet harmonise, but drab overpowered by the scarlet. 



