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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
519
1382.
Curtains
on
Fire.
Should
the
Bed
or
Window
Curtains
be
on
fire,
lay
hold
of
any
woollen
garment,
and
beat
it
on
the
flames
until
extinguished.
1383.
No
Draughts.
Avoid
leaving
the
Window
Or
Door
open
in
the
room
where
the
fire
has
broken
out,
as
the
current
of
air
increases
the
force
of
the
fire.
1384.
Burning
Staircase:
Escape.
Should
the
Staircase
be
burning,
so
as
to
cut
off
all
communication,
endeavour
to
escape
by
means
of
a
trap-door
in
the
roof,
a
ladder
leading
to
which
should
always
be
at
hand.
1385.
Avoid
Hurry
and
Confusion.
Avoid
hurry
and
confusion;
no
person
except
a
fireman,
friend,
or
neighbour,
should
be
admitted.
1386.
Dress
on
Fire.
If
a
Lady's
Dress
takes
Fire,
she
should
endeavour
to
roll
herself
in
a
rug,
carpet,
or
the
first
woollen
garment
she
meets
with.
1387.
Handy
Baize.
It
is
a
Good
Precaution
to
have
always
at
hand
a
large
piece
of
baize,
to
throw
over
a
female
whose
dress
is
burning,
or
to
be
wetted
and
thrown
over
a
fire
that
has
recently
broken
out.
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White-out
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Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
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