Protoxide of lead melts in the flame of oxidation to a beautiful dark yellow bead.

Then he looked, and found another pretty little yellow bead at the bottom of the ditch.

It is here distinguished from vanadic acid, which gives a brownish or yellow bead while hot.

Titanic acid gives a yellow bead when hot.

It fuses with microcosmic salt in the oxidation flame to a clear yellow bead, which is greenish-yellow when cold.

Microcosmic salt dissolves it in the flame of oxidation, to a clear yellow bead, which loses its color when cold.

Borax dissolves a considerable quantity of cadmium oxide upon a platinum wire to a clear yellow bead, which, when cold, is almost colorless.

Microcosmic salt and vanadic acid fuse in the oxidation flame to a dark yellow bead which, upon cooling, loses much of its color.

In the oxidation flame borax dissolves the sesquioxide of chromium slowly to a yellow bead (chromic acid) which is yellowish green when cold.

Their chief ornaments are blue and yellow beads, worn about their wrists.

I stared at his thin black leather strand bracelet covered in red and yellow beads.

The yellow beads in the necklace are known as LABANG, and the blue ones as BUNAU.

On the soil surface lay three railroad spikes, an antler, and two strands of yellow beads.

The red blue, and yellow beads on his dress of beautifully tanned deerskin flashed in the brilliant rays.

One has but to examine his pipe-stem, or a string of yellow beads, to know it even now.

She wore a pink and yellow shorts set, and her braids were christened with matching pink and yellow beads.