Re: Murkey or murky?

From: Katharine Thayer (kthayer@pacifier.com)
Date: 09/03/00-03:15:16 AM Z

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Reminds me of George Bernard Shaw's comment about Steichen's gum prints:
he said they looked like they were taken in a coal cellar.
Katharine Thayer

Robert W. Schramm wrote:
>
> Is it murkey or murky? Never was a wiz at spelling.
>
> also I thought murky (murkey) meant "dim" or "gloomy." I've never
> seen any gloomy silver nitrate but I have seen lots of gloomy and
> dim VDBs. Maybe they were the ones made with murkey(murky) silver
> nitrate. ;-)
>
> Bob
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