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1731. Miller, Gard. Dict., s.v. Tulipa, These do, in time, break into various beautiful Stripes, according to the Ground of their former Self-colour: but this must be intirely thrown off, otherwise they don’t esteem a Flower well broke.
1796. C. Marshall, Garden., viii. (1813), 104. Having thrown on a little good and well-broke mould.
