 | 1767 - 532 pages
...for the woof, they twift cocton-yarn about a fmall piece of macaw-wood, .notched at each end ; and taking up every other thread of the warp with the...fingers of one hand, they put the ,woof through with the othet hand, and receive it out on the other fide : and to make the threads of the .woof lie clofe in... | |
 | Hubert Howe Bancroft - 1882 - 876 pages
...the Woof, they twist Cotton -yarn about a small piece of Жито- wood, notch'd at each end ; And taking up every other Thread of the Warp with the...one Hand, they put the Woof through with the other Hand, and receive it out on the other side: and to make the Threads of the Woof lie close in the Cloth,... | |
 | Otis T. Mason - 1894 - 370 pages
...and for the woof, they twist Cotton yarn about a small piece of Macaw wood notched at each end. And taking up every other Thread of the Warp with the...one Hand, they put the Woof through with the other hand and receive it out on the other side; and to make the Threads of the Woof lie close in the Cloth... | |
 | Hubert Howe Bancroft - 1902 - 872 pages
...and for the Woof, they twist Cotton-yarn about a small piece Jfocaw-wood, notch'd at each end ; And taking up every other Thread of the Warp with the...one Hand, they put the Woof through with the other Hand, and receive it out on the other side: and to make the Threads of the Woof lie close in the Cloth,... | |
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Macawwood, notch'd at each end; and taking up every other Thread of the Warp with the Fingers of one Hand, they put the Woof through with the other Hand, and receive it out on the other side. And to make the Threads of the Woof lie close in the Cloth,... 