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SUspecting the Flame of a Candle to be tinged yellow with it's Fuel, we look'd upon it through a deep blew Glass; and observ'd, that through that it appear'd green; a Colour which emerges from a Composition of an obscure blew and a Yellow. And for a like Reason, at the first sight it is not easie to distinguish a Paper from a light Yellow Paper; and other white Bodies reflecting the Rays of Light less troubled or more sincere than other Bodies.