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8. White and yellow and chocolate wanting. 



9. White and yellow and orange wanting by analogy. 



10. White and yellow and purple wanting. 



11. White and orange and blue wanting. 



12. White and orange and purple wanting. Want scarlet and blue. 



13. White and orange and black wanting. (See Black.) 



14. White and orange and crimson wanting. 



B (4 colours). 



1. White and black and orange and red (or scarlet) wanting — want 



blue. 



2. White and green and yellow (or even gold) and scarlet wanting 



and poor. 



3. White and yellow and green and pink and chocolate discord. 



Other combinations will be found with white, under Blue. 



Grey. (See Black.) 



A (3 colours). 



1. Grey and scarlet and blue harmonise. 



2. Grey and red (or scarlet) and white wanting and poor. 



3. Grey and crimson and gold wanting, and rather heavy. 



4. Grey and scarlet and green wanting and disagreeable. 



5. Grey and blue and white wanting and cold. 



6. Grey and yellow and white wanting and poor. 



7. Grey and green and white wanting and poor. 



8. Grey and orange and white wanting and poor. 



9. Grey and yellow and green wanting and poor, but not a discord. 

 10. Grey and pink and green discord. 



B (4 colours). 



1. Grey and yellow and green and white wanting and poor. 



2. Grey and yellow and purple and white wanting. 



C (5 colours). 



1. Grey and yellow and lilac and white and crimson wanting. 



2. Grey and light blue and white and light pink wanting and poor. 



Brown. (See Blue, Red, Crimson, Scai-let, Yellow, Black, Purple.) 



I have not thought it necessary to mention the combina- 

 tions with drab, stone-, and fawn-colour, or with all the 

 different hues and tones of the primaries and secondaries. 



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