either laid or wove , from the moulds on which they are made. Laid BBT papers retain the marks of the wires in long parallel lines crossed at intervals by other lines, as shown by fig. 1, which is a mould IIIMilillBiiBaillllllil! for making laid papers. Wove papers, on the contrary, bear no… … the process of bleaching. Drawing papers'are always of the latter, and writing papers (emphatically so called, from imperial to demy) of the first named description. In describing the numerous varieties of post, copy, foolscap, and post papers, the distinguishing terms, laid, yellow wove, or blue…
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