refiner

Upton, the refiner, has a smoky chimney, that sets him and all the neighbourhood by the ears.

Ralegh had some morsels of merquisite he had himself picked up assayed by a refiner.

Here also perished our Saxon refiner and discoverer of inestimable riches, as it was left amongst some of us in undoubted hope.

The refiner takes then an assay with a small ladle, and when it cools, breaks it in a vice, to see the state of the copper.

The chief aim of the refiner is to remove these impurities without saponifying any of the neutral oil.

The refiner of silver watches, we are told, till he sees his own image in the metal.

By this means it is deprived of colour, and forms the claircé of the French refiner.

In the art of the refiner, the operation of separating gold and silver from their ores by means of mercury.

Blessed be God, there is One who will sit as a refiner's fire, to purify the sons of Levi.

Carried into execution they inevitably meant the extinction of every refiner who had not been admitted into the inside ring.