"crystaled" meaning in English

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          "text": "The eaves of garret homes were fringed with rainbow fringes; every rough, unpainted door became a palace-gate; each heap of rubbish, from which even dust-pickers had gone to seek a holiday, a crystaled altar.",
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          "text": "A dinner dress was of pink velvet made with a crystaled topped bodice and a huge bow of the velvet forming the bustle.",
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          "text": "The ceiling wasn’t a crystaled array of rock forms, festooned with limestone stalactites resplendent in rainbow colors.",
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