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fig. in , , , , , , , order; that is, the first end of the new weave is to be like the first end in fig. , the second end of the new weave like the fourth end of fig. , the third end of the seventh, the fourth like the second, and so on. it will be seen that com- mencing with the first end of fig. ,
'irst picks of fig. ; the next picks of fig. are skipped; the next , that is the seventh, eighth, and first, are copied for the fourth, fifth, and sixth picks of fig. ; and so on until the weave repeats. in rearranging any weave in either its ends or picks, the repeat becomes an important matter and...
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