Ashenhurst, Thos. R. (Thomas R.) · London, Cassell · leaf 246
rtions,and bring each portion over the wire alternately. Indoing so we alter the structure of the cloth. Practically,each portion of the pile warp is bound into the fabric,just as shown in Fig. 102, but as we have tivo portionsto consider, each to be bound in a similar manner, theorder of… … represents one portion of the pile warp, and the dottedline the other portion, the ground end being representedby the double line. In this, as in the previous arrange-ment, the pile issues from and returns into the clothbetween two ground picks which are in the same shed,being held so exactly in…
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