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 1  II,  4|    greatest rainfall, just as green wood gives most smoke, and
 2 III,  2|      no mixing will give red, green, or purple. These are the
 3 III,  2|       between the red and the green an orange colour is often
 4 III,  4|     know how red the flame of green wood is: this is because
 5 III,  4|     to red; the next stage is green, and a further degree of
 6 III,  4|     by its juxtaposition with green. We can see this from the
 7 III,  4| rainbow comes between red and green.) So the whole of the red
 8 III,  4| compared to the cloud and the green. Again, when the rainbow
 9 III,  4| brought into contact with the green and becomes yellow. But
10 III,  4|     for the red colour, G for green, V for violet; yellow appears
11 III,  6|    appears partly red, partly green or yellow. It makes no difference
12  IV,  9|      or if, as in ice or very green wood, the moisture is stronger