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See Chips and Whetstones for the following: Stretching

the Breast of a Coat and the Armhole.—To make a thin edge

on worsted, without binding.—Buttonhole Cords.—Corded

Pockets on Fringy Material.—How to Treat and Instruct an

Apprentice.—Lecture to Young Cutters, Etc.

Stretching and Shrinking: See Pants.—General Remarks about

Pants.—Stooping Forms.—Erect Forms.—Center of Back and Front.

Combination of Coat and Vest: See Dia. III and XII.

Sack with Two Seams: See Undersacks.

Sack without Downward Seams (Seamless): See Undersacks.

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