the chair used in working.The reed is then pushed through the warpto the other end, where the threads, afterbeing tied, are placed between the strips ofthe beam in the manner shown at FigureNo. 17. It is absolutely necessary to draw thewarp as tightly as possible, in order that,when lifting and… … FIG. II.—STRIP WOVEN WITH SINGLE THREADS, IN CLOSE TEXTURE. SHUTTLE THOWN FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. After pushing the reed as closely as pos-sible against the beam with the left hand,and lifting it in order to separate the twolayers, the first inserting rod is placed be-tween these layers, in the manner…
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