COUNTING OUT AND PUTTING AWAY SHEETS.

When the sheets are taken out, the warehouseman knocks them up, and,

after counting them into quires, ties them up in wrappers, marking the

name of the work and signature on each bundle. Two or three sheets of

each signature should be laid aside, in case the author, bookseller, or

employer should want a copy of the work or a specimen of as many sheets

as are finished.