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The art of weaving, by hand and by power (1844)

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 35

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h-ment scroll, found among the curiosities of JSesac, founder of theEgyptian dynasty, (who reigned thirty-four years.) But from thedilapidated State of the document, and the draughtsman (AlexisKersivenus of Alexandria) not being a weaver himself, we fear it isnot in every particular like the… … is a representation of the looii, &c., which is of vertical construction,and seems to have been chiefly applied to the manufacture of plaids INTRODUCTION. 19 and chequers ; the patterns of which were most probably suggestedby the interlacing of bark or stripes of broad leaved plants. Indeedthe…

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