ary stepserved as a basis for securing the intertex-ture of prepared material, as the stoneserved as a guide for shaping the form. Upon these transverse filaments the workwas commenced and prosecuted, first on oneside of the so-called last and then on theother, by the over and under method ofbroad… … Fig. 2. were cut apart and finished separately. Or,perhaps they were completed on the stoneand left on it until quite dry before beingcut apart. By this method the pair were asnearly alike as practicable, and being re-versed were right and lefts, adapted foreach foot respectively. Sandals of…
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