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A very short encyclopedia entry defining gauze as a thin, transparent fabric woven of silk or thread. It notes that the gauze loom resembles an ordinary loom with some added parts, and mentions figured gauzes and gauzes with gold and silver flowers, chiefly imported from China.

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Date
1821
Language
English
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1
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