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the right and to the left, alternately, and each pick of weft pre-serves the twine which the warp has received. To produce thiseffect, it is only necessary that the warp should really be crossed atevery second pick, for its return from the crossed to the open orparallel state gives the reversed… … Fig. A.* Fig. 49 represents two threads of warp opened to form the shed,where the warp is not crossed, and Fig. 50, 126 THE ART OP WEAVING. Fig. 50.Crossed Shed. 1 Stcmdarä N.L
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