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269 xii. Of Red Fire, 270   CHAPTER III. Of Portable Fire-works, 271 Sec. i. Of Exhibitions on Tables, ib. ii. Of Table Rockets, 272 iii. Of the Transparent Illuminated Table Star, 273 iv. Of Detonating Works, ib.   CHAPTER IV. Of Scented Fire-works, 283 Sec. i. Of Pastilles, 286 ii. Of Vases of Scent, 288 iii. Remarks on Spontaneous Accension, ib. iv. Of Torches, and Odoriferous Flambeaux, 289 v. Remarks concerning Odoriferous and Fetid Fire, 290   CHAPTER V. Of Matches, Leaders, and Touch Paper, 292   CHAPTER VI. Of the Furniture, or Decorations for Fire-works, 298 Sec. i. Of Serpents, ib. ii. Of Crackers, 300 iii. Of Single Reports, 301 iv. Of Serpent Stars, ib. v. Of Whirling Serpents, 302 vi. Of Chinese Flyers, 303 vii. Of Simple Stars, ib. viii. Of Rolled Stars, 304 ix. Of Cracking Stars, ib. x. Of Sundry Compositions for Stars, designed for Various Purposes, ib. xi. Of the Fire-rain, (filamentous), 309 xii. Of Sparks, ib. xiii. Of Gold-rain, 310 xiv. Of Rains in General, for Sky-Rockets, &c. 311 xv. Of Rain-Falls and Stars, double and single, ib. xvi. Of substances which show in Sparks, 312 xvii. Of Italian Roses, or Fixed Stars, 313 xviii. Of Lances of Illumination, white, blue and yellow, 314 xix. Of Slow White-flame Lances, 315 xx. Of Lights, ib. xxi. Of Lances for Petards, public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@48539@[email protected]#Page_318"