Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 134
into an indefinite number of parts of various dimensions, and whenthe whole of this variety contained in one set of the pattern iswoven Square, which is effected by following the same order of suc-cession in treading, as is observed in the draught, or any other suc-cession which fancy may suggest,… … 33333333 33 33 44444444 44 44 M 2 8 2 A m 8 2 2 B a ^ which may be taken for an example, is the draught and cordingof a very common pattern in this brauch of weaving, and thefigure which it produces is represented on design paper in Fig. 38. Fig. 38.
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