Dickens Crystalline Incandescence quote: As the carriage approached us and we approached the carriage, I saw within it an old man, whose head was sunk on his breast, and who was enveloped in a variety of wrappers. He was drawn by a very quiet but very keen-looking man, with iron-gray hair, who was slightly lame. They had passed us, when the carriage stopped, and the old gentleman within, putting out his arm, called to me by my name. I went back, and was absent from Mr. Slinkton and his niece for about five minutes.
This is a series of web backgrounds using pale or pastel colors which I've constructed because I find most backgrounds on offer are too intrusive. The idea is that dark text should show up against the background. These crystalline incandescence backgrounds are copyright © Regard-it 2004. You may use these crystalline incandescence backgrounds on your web site, but only if you include the following, complete with hyperlink to www.regard-it.com: Background copyright © Regard-it 2004
You do not have permission to redistribute, unless the whole of this text between and including the horizontal lines is also distributed unchanged.
To download a crystalline incandescence background (on Windows), right-click somewhere on the background, and click on "Save Background As...". Have fun!