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quadgram	frequency
the back of the	140
back of the book	89
the edges of the	89
the end of the	85
at the same time	85
the edge of the	80
in the same way	79
in the case of	77
the middle of the	54
if the book is	52
the head and tail	50
at the end of	50
the inside of the	47
in the british museum	47
when the book is	47
the size of the	47
the centre of the	42
in the centre of	42
that is to say	40
of the eighteenth century	40
a copy of the	40
printed in london in	39
the thickness of the	39
of the sixteenth century	39
on the other hand	38
the beginning of the	37
is said to be	36
the society of arts	35
each side of the	35
in the same manner	34
on each side of	34
with a piece of	33
of the fifteenth century	32
the surface of the	32
it is best to	32
of the book and	31
at the head and	31
one of the most	31
it will be necessary	30
the same way as	30
of the book is	30
it is necessary to	29
care must be taken	29
the bottom of the	29
as well as the	28
edge of the board	28
will be necessary to	28
a piece of paper	28
the back of a	27
the ends of the	27
in the middle of	27
it is better to	27
of the society of	27
the rest of the	26
the width of the	26
in such a way	26
the first and last	26
the whole of the	25
to the back of	25
eighth of an inch	25
the length of the	25
it is bound in	25
of the seventeenth century	25
will be found to	25
edges of the boards	24
the strength of the	24
at the beginning of	24
the backs of the	23
it is to be	23
it is said to	23
on the back of	23
the book has been	23
the book in the	23
is one of the	23
back is divided into	22
the backs of books	22
the back is divided	22
it will be found	22
the book should be	21
in the united states	21
edges of the leaves	21
the top of the	21
fiction and juvenile books	21
back of a book	20
the sides of the	20
in the sixteenth century	20
it will not be	20
the book is to	20
it is well to	19
the head of the	19
the top and bottom	19
of the art of	19
is a copy of	19
the centre of each	19
book is to be	19
the same manner as	19
for the use of	19
on the inside of	18
it is covered in	18
end of the fifteenth	18
it is difficult to	18
in the fifteenth century	18
side of the book	18
the part of the	18
is shown at fig	18
report of the committee	18
it is possible to	18
a large number of	18
are said to be	18
on leather for bookbinding	17
the book is then	17
in the centre is	17
edge of the book	17
it may be said	17
it is impossible to	17
in the eighteenth century	17
which the book is	16
in spite of the	16
from time to time	16
will not be necessary	16
with the right hand	16
on the other side	16
it is advisable to	16
the appearance of the	16
by means of a	16
it is probable that	16
at the british museum	16
if the book has	15
size of the book	15
the book and the	15
the back with a	15
committee on leather for	15
which are to be	15
the edges of a	15
of the leaves are	15
the same as for	15
be found to be	15
in the hands of	15
of the back of	15
by the use of	15
edges of a book	15
as shown at fig	15
on the sides of	15
be found in the	15
the sides of books	14
the book must be	14
the upper and lower	14
the case of a	14
to which is added	14
sent to the bindery	14
the side of the	14
the art of bookbinding	14
the royal printing house	14
head and tail of	14
with the aid of	14
to the size of	14
in the form of	14
at the present time	14
of the committee on	14
the use of the	14
such a way that	13
as a matter of	13
the position of the	13
on the upper cover	13
in the ordinary way	13
will be found in	13
part of the book	13
in the left hand	13
with the left hand	13
the commencement of the	13
on account of the	13
a practical treatise on	13
width of the back	13
the front edge of	13
the back with the	13
an inch and a	13
of the back is	13
each corner is a	13
in the seventeenth century	13
pasted on to the	13
a few drops of	13
at the bottom of	12
at top and bottom	12
of the book are	12
inside of the board	12
the leaves of the	12
tail of the book	12
on a copy of	12
to the inside of	12
in the back of	12
by means of the	12
it is intended to	12
the book is placed	12
in the process of	12
the under side of	12
the binding of the	12
the arms of the	12
they are said to	12
of the same size	12
piece of waste paper	12
with a sharp knife	12
in the midst of	12
to the end of	12
the height of the	12
the cost of binding	12
of a book is	12
first and last signatures	12
is the royal coat	12
to be bound in	12
that part of the	12
the use of a	12
in the course of	12
a small piece of	11
the character of the	11
at the back and	11
in the first place	11
a description of the	11
a quarter of a	11
and is bound in	11
in each corner is	11
so as to allow	11
edges of the book	11
the committee on leather	11
and the edges are	11
copy of the psalms	11
and at the same	11
the history of the	11
an eighth of an	11
the book will be	11
of the left hand	11
the leaves of a	11
the hands of the	11
above and below the	11
in order to make	11
front edge of the	11
an inch from the	11
edited for society of	11
the cost of the	11
a strip of thin	11
on the upper side	11
such a way as	11
the old royal library	11
as long as the	11
on a piece of	11
divided into four panels	11
seems to have been	11
the leather of the	11
the corners of the	11
glued to the back	11
must be taken to	11
for society of arts	11
a quarter of an	11
may be made of	11
of the british museum	11
to the back and	11
end of the century	11
a sheet of paper	11
in the right hand	11
the reign of louis	11
and the edges of	10
the book is not	10
burlington fine arts club	10
bound from the sheets	10
under side of the	10
the point of a	10
by the society of	10
at the commencement of	10
the name of the	10
the other side of	10
after the book is	10
should never be used	10
quarter of an inch	10
is bound in white	10
on the part of	10
other side of the	10
as shown in fig	10
so that it may	10
great care must be	10
is divided into four	10
sides of the book	10
this is done by	10
translated from the french	10
quarter of a pound	10
will be found that	10
of the leaves of	10
for a long time	10
end of the book	10
at each end of	10
and tail of the	10
the outside of the	10
be taken not to	10
the end papers are	10
was one of the	10
a way as to	10
the book is a	10
the book is sewed	10
of a pound of	10
the bureau of standards	10
of the works of	10
it is usual to	10
the same on both	10
on the back and	10
one of the first	10
and the book is	10
it is not necessary	10
that they may be	10
of the book in	10
inside of the cover	10
on the front edges	10
the sheets of a	10
the decoration of the	10
the front edges of	10
for the sake of	10
the grain of the	10
that it may be	10
a certain number of	10
and left to dry	10
for the purpose of	10
the sheet of paper	10
at head and tail	10
the weight of the	10
of a book are	10
so as to make	10
books which are to	10
on the under side	10
bound in white satin	10
on the edges of	10
a small portion of	10
to see that the	10
the work of the	10
illustration of the book	10
a small quantity of	10
leaves of the book	10
edge of the boards	10
top and bottom of	10
in the centre the	10
the leather on the	10
should be bound in	10
a good deal of	10
done in the same	10
inch and a half	10
of the time of	9
a piece of fine	9
the leather at the	9
of the th century	9
on the edge of	9
the time of louis	9
early part of the	9
the volume is then	9
as far as possible	9
the book at the	9
a strip of paper	9
a book has been	9
to the edge of	9
of which is a	9
should not be used	9
a piece of leather	9
the burlington fine arts	9
by the aid of	9
backs of the sections	9
one side of the	9
with the point of	9
a piece of stout	9
in such a manner	9
in a similar manner	9
if the paper is	9
the design is the	9
is not to be	9
should be covered with	9
to the thickness of	9
in gold and silver	9
as to make the	9
the early part of	9
decoration of the book	9
the back edge of	9
same on both sides	9
design is the same	9
may be said that	9
each of which is	9
it is desirable to	9
from the time of	9
be sent to the	9
the time of henry	9
it is easy to	9
by the left hand	9
the action of the	9
to the sides of	9
on the manufacture of	9
about a quarter of	9
of the school of	9
it is certain that	9
the book is bound	9
so that they may	9
surface of the leather	9
is the same on	9
of the book with	9
of the board is	9
it is a copy	9
it should not be	9
the quality of the	9
the life of the	9
is to be bound	9
in front of the	9
the place where the	9
of the best quality	9
of the end papers	9
in gold cord and	9
a piece of waste	9
about half an inch	9
as little as possible	9
so that it is	9
and well rubbed down	9
the corner of the	9
when a book is	9
on the title page	9
the report of the	9
and left to soak	8
first half of the	8
with the exception of	8
each end of the	8
is to be cut	8
the direction of the	8
not be necessary to	8
the colour of the	8
when a volume is	8
the book is covered	8
than that of the	8
is divided into five	8
pasting down end papers	8
must be taken not	8
in this case the	8
the arrangement of the	8
the beauty of the	8
to make sure that	8
y g y g	8
of the library association	8
at the head of	8
the groove of the	8
the back and the	8
after the book has	8
is placed in the	8
treatise on the manufacture	8
the invention of printing	8
which is added a	8
in the art of	8
but it may be	8
cut to the proper	8
of the leather is	8
and on the other	8
the size of a	8
bodleian library at oxford	8
a thin coat of	8
according to the size	8
of a book to	8
on account of its	8
to the action of	8
tools used in finishing	8
sections of the book	8
when the volume is	8
the boards have been	8
the book is in	8
put on the market	8
from the french of	8
of a piece of	8
but it is not	8
a great deal of	8
the whole length of	8
folded in the middle	8
the binding of books	8
and a piece of	8
after it has been	8
cheek of the press	8
g y g y	8
in a few years	8
beginning of the eighteenth	8
be attached to the	8
the books in the	8
is laid on the	8
the time of the	8
on the back with	8
the centre is a	8
of the boards are	8
in the following manner	8
by the addition of	8
will have to be	8
front edges of each	8
to the middle of	8
back edge of the	8
so as to form	8
book when it is	8
at the top and	8
and bottom of the	8
the art of the	8
according to the thickness	8
the date of the	8
the book to the	8
in the use of	8
at the sign of	8
is then turned over	8
the nature of the	8
by the princess elizabeth	8
are placed in the	8
a piece of wood	8
said to have been	8
from left to right	8
as far as the	8
the book is opened	8
is not necessary to	8
a certain amount of	8
the bodleian library at	8
about an eighth of	8
the sides and back	8
it is evident that	8
from head to tail	8
a book which is	8
on the backs of	8
in one of the	8
bound in crimson velvet	8
end of the volume	8
the addition of a	8
it may be advisable	8
thickness of the book	8
it is possible that	8
divided into five panels	8
back of the cover	8
both sides of the	8
care should be taken	8
taking care that the	8
care being taken to	8
from the skin of	8
in the time of	8
over the edge of	8
the fact that the	8
it has not been	8
this kind of work	8
the form of a	7
to light and air	7
is placed upon the	7
of books of hours	7
to the end papers	7
on top of the	7
should be made of	7
on one side of	7
half a pound of	7
be taken into consideration	7
from the back of	7
so that they will	7
quality of the paper	7
reign of louis xiv	7
books should be bound	7
to the proper size	7
it will be seen	7
a part of the	7
up to the back	7
backs of the signatures	7
length of the back	7
of the book to	7
is difficult to get	7
the death of the	7
the volume must be	7
of the old royal	7
in the place of	7
the body of the	7
first and last sections	7
head and tail must	7
practical treatise on the	7
it will be perceived	7
to which are added	7
the value of the	7
at the beginning and	7
and there is a	7
care being taken that	7
about the end of	7
book has not been	7
the care of books	7
as to form a	7
of the right hand	7
beginning of the century	7
the book is held	7
with the arms of	7
in the lying press	7
same manner as the	7
the centre is the	7
cover of the book	7
to get rid of	7
be found that the	7
are not to be	7
nipped in the press	7
from report of the	7
of the same colour	7
a matter of fact	7
of one of the	7
to do this the	7
edges of the board	7
as well as a	7
if it is not	7
the edges of books	7
if it is intended	7
from the skins of	7
through a piece of	7
part of the old	7
worked in the same	7
end papers should be	7
must be remembered that	7
of the same thickness	7
on bookbinding for libraries	7
leaves of a book	7
should be used for	7
the book has not	7
distance from the back	7
a number of books	7
the books of the	7
this may be done	7
of the united states	7
it is not a	7
may be used for	7
to be cut off	7
the heads of the	7
to the backs of	7
in the manufacture of	7
for a short time	7
of the utmost importance	7
it must be remembered	7
by a piece of	7
the cover of the	7
beginning of the sixteenth	7
is said to have	7
length of the book	7
the greater part of	7
can be used for	7
be said to be	7
belonged to queen elizabeth	7
the front of the	7
the book is laid	7
bears in the centre	7
of each of the	7
to the fact that	7
the title of the	7
as far as i	7
the appearance of a	7
at right angles to	7
if a book is	7
preparing for the bindery	7
part of the binding	7
the back to the	7
down with the folder	7
and the care of	7
the leather should be	7
when the cover is	7
for this purpose the	7
edge of the table	7
is enclosed in a	7
ends of the bands	7
they are to be	7
to the edges of	7
centre of each board	7
so as not to	7
of books bound in	7
bound in red morocco	7
while the book is	7
the sides of a	7
it must be admitted	7
of the process of	7
beginning of the seventeenth	7
of the synneful soul	7
end of the eighteenth	7
history of the book	7
on which it is	7
was the first to	7
notes on bookbinding for	7
made from the skin	7
when a book has	7
outlined in gold cord	7
worked in gold cord	7
for this kind of	7
as we have said	7
on the top of	7
in addition to the	6
in which they are	6
if there is a	6
with which they are	6
to make the gold	6
books bound in leather	6
one of the best	6
exact size of the	6
same way as the	6
the publication of the	6
in exactly the same	6
of the first order	6
a pound of brazil	6
for the first time	6
of an inch of	6
the fibres of the	6
whole length of the	6
the marks of the	6
greater than that of	6
the beginning and end	6
the centre of which	6
may be said to	6
in order that the	6
of the city of	6
a little larger than	6
is a collection of	6
they should not be	6
for the binder to	6
to be used in	6
in which the book	6
the depth of the	6
of the book of	6
edge of the leaves	6
the progress of the	6
book printed on paper	6
of the history of	6
an integral part of	6
in the production of	6
the right of the	6
of which we have	6
may be obtained from	6
right angles to the	6
as tight as possible	6
can be obtained from	6
that the book is	6
and then the other	6
for books which are	6
of the most celebrated	6
a book which has	6
corner of the board	6
in the centre a	6
the back and head	6
one end of the	6
the cover should be	6
new testament in greek	6
to the british museum	6
in their proper order	6
at the burlington fine	6
the leaves are gilt	6
must be taken that	6
worked in silver thread	6
the cost of a	6
the decay of modern	6
gold is laid on	6
of the board and	6
are gilt and gauffred	6
volumes have been bound	6
the works of the	6
so that the back	6
the art of binding	6
this can be done	6
on which they are	6
until the book is	6
cannot be too strongly	6
on which the book	6
in such cases the	6
edges of each board	6
on which books are	6
the boards must be	6
of the book after	6
a piece of the	6
in the bodleian library	6
placed in the press	6
surface of the paper	6
is the best for	6
of the manufacture of	6
only be necessary to	6
at the foot of	6
in of the leather	6
the aid of the	6
it is one of	6
with the edge of	6
on account of their	6
the cheek of the	6
that it is not	6
be pasted on the	6
to be cut in	6
which a book is	6
is almost impossible to	6
a book in the	6
rest of the book	6
the back must be	6
in place of the	6
which can be obtained	6
between the book and	6
edges of the leather	6
have not been cut	6
is covered in red	6
integral part of the	6
the epistles of st	6
kept in place by	6
the number of books	6
must be admitted that	6
life of the book	6
beyond the edges of	6
a little over the	6
on both sides of	6
at the time when	6
the place of the	6
is probable that the	6
at the time of	6
in the same place	6
the british museum is	6
laying on the gold	6
paper the size of	6
for fiction and juvenile	6
in gold on the	6
on the upper board	6
with the result that	6
to be found in	6
same as to be	6
the tail of the	6
the school of fontainebleau	6
on the book itself	6
inch on each side	6
it is important that	6
the case of books	6
on the art of	6
under the name of	6
gold cord and guimp	6
to be cut out	6
on to the back	6
over the back and	6
it can be used	6
for the sides of	6
will often be found	6
place a piece of	6
in the history of	6
a book printed on	6
beginning and end of	6
there is no doubt	6
the printers of the	6
it may be necessary	6
the gold is laid	6
half an inch from	6
when the edges of	6
thickness of the board	6
printed at paris in	6
that are to be	6
is of the utmost	6
at the present day	6
at the back of	6
in the regular way	6
arms in the centre	6
as soon as the	6
of the book at	6
part of the skin	6
are the remains of	6
committee of the society	6
the newark library has	6
little larger than the	6
the style of the	6
the left of the	6
the upper part of	6
may be advisable to	6
from top to bottom	6
end papers and fly	6
so as to bring	6
that they can be	6
book is said to	6
exactly in the centre	6
the boards should be	6
stamped in gold and	6
the aid of a	6
in the binding of	6
large number of books	6
side of the bands	6
may be necessary to	6
of the book should	6
during the reign of	6
that it can be	6
in which it is	6
the sign of the	6
swelling of the back	6
after they have been	6
the first half of	6
when the paper is	6
at a cost of	6
part of the century	6
the paper to be	6
a book should be	6
edge of the press	6
thickness of the paper	6
at the expense of	6
attention should be paid	6
at each side of	6
back of the volume	6
commencement of the sixteenth	6
of a book with	6
size of the sheet	6
from the report of	6
the skin of a	6
the back should be	6
the boards with a	6
the point of the	6
the inner side of	6
sewn on raised bands	6
to which it is	6
to be to be	6
under the direction of	6
treated in the same	6
books that have been	6
the bed of the	6
the binding of a	6
strength of the leather	6
which is to be	6
the way in which	6
the center of the	6
be guarded with jaconet	6
in a similar way	6
is a representation of	6
the dance of death	6
the illustration of the	6
to the use of	6
on the lower cover	6
this is a very	6
of gold and silver	6
the book with the	6
sewed on raised bands	6
at each of the	6
bottom of the back	6
surrounded by the garter	6
and to prevent the	6
of the reign of	6
and on each side	6
a great number of	6
to be hoped that	6
it is a very	6
with a clean cloth	6
the remainder of the	6
the committee of the	6
is bound in crimson	6
a book is sewn	6
on the binding of	6
of the prince of	6
may be used in	6
must be taken into	6
the reign of charles	6
a way that the	6
leather of the back	6
with a strip of	6
about the middle of	6
the exact size of	6
attached to the back	6
from the inside of	6
it may be used	6
the end paper is	6
list of technical terms	6
is to be hoped	6
it may be considered	6
the effect of the	6
leaves and end papers	6
to give it a	6
of the book for	6
may be seen in	6
on to the board	6
the left hand is	6
that it will not	6
the foundation of the	5
pasted on the back	5
to be able to	5
be of good quality	5
be done in the	5
be cut to size	5
of the press is	5
of the design are	5
the space between the	5
over that on the	5
have been found to	5
is found on the	5
taken out of the	5
of the nineteenth century	5
branch of the art	5
with gall and water	5
of an inch from	5
of the use of	5
be placed in the	5
the book of the	5
according to the specifications	5
side of the paper	5
the remains of two	5
of this book is	5
to the art of	5
the order of the	5
of a book which	5
library in the british	5
the upper cover is	5
when the back is	5
jacob wrestling with the	5
the tool used in	5
books are to be	5
it has been found	5
the book can be	5
of the royal printing	5
the succession to the	5
at the outer corners	5
the contents of the	5
a short distance from	5
shall have occasion to	5
it should be used	5
leather on the inside	5
books out of boards	5
one after the other	5
the first instance of	5
one of the greatest	5
in the low countries	5
leaf in the book	5
size and shape of	5
printed on paper folded	5
outlined in gold and	5
in such a case	5
and tail must be	5
in spite of its	5
or glasse of the	5
are to be had	5
book of common prayer	5
will be seen that	5
so as to be	5
from end to end	5
that it cannot be	5
it is necessary that	5
in most cases the	5
by him to the	5
must be cut off	5
the book is sewn	5
the square of the	5
used in forwarding to	5
of the name of	5
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be seen that the	5
of a similar kind	5
close to the back	5
cheeks of the press	5
it was in this	5
by the application of	5
put in the press	5
such a manner that	5
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with a dull knife	5
printed at venice in	5
fourths of an inch	5
much the same way	5
when the leather is	5
the book with a	5
to make the book	5
to the present time	5
the impression of the	5
leather on the back	5
in coloured silks and	5
to the right of	5
pressed down with the	5
used in place of	5
as to allow the	5
the folds of the	5
a matter of course	5
rubbed down with the	5
the shape of the	5
be cut with the	5
and the method of	5
a little longer than	5
half an ounce of	5
the boards are affixed	5
of the back and	5
the royal library at	5
piece of stout paper	5
will be ready for	5
in the manner of	5
to the size required	5
the cheeks of the	5
we shall have occasion	5
on the sewing frame	5
to which books are	5
committee of the library	5
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to the production of	5
leather committee of the	5
the taste of the	5
the book is ready	5
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out at the back	5
the same design is	5
be used instead of	5
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of the embroidered books	5
the number of leaves	5
may be covered with	5
when books are returned	5
if there are any	5
manual of the art	5
he was one of	5
the gold will be	5
finger of the left	5
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must be pasted on	5
books should not be	5
may be laid on	5
cases it may be	5
two hundred and fifty	5
along the line of	5
if the sections are	5
or it may be	5
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made according to the	5
inner edge of the	5
the opinion of the	5
on the side of	5
as to give a	5
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the inner edge of	5
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influences to which books	5
a few of the	5
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inner side of the	5
is covered in crimson	5
after the volume is	5
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sheets of a book	5
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the national library of	5
to right and left	5
it is wise to	5
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time of henry vii	5
the book is too	5
it is desired to	5
and the other side	5
the preparation of the	5
volumes of the same	5
the foot of the	5
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appearance of the book	5
turning in the head	5
bottom of the book	5
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is to be used	5
to be pasted on	5
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there should be a	5
up to the present	5
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of which we speak	5
the figure of the	5
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then placed in the	5
that they do not	5
is used for the	5
it is a great	5
the best and most	5
henry prince of wales	5
the table so that	5
small copy of the	5
the edges are to	5
the leather is on	5
parts of the design	5
from the end of	5
so as to present	5
out of the press	5
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what is called a	5
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to the conclusion that	5
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on to the book	5
in much the same	5
the upper side is	5
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sound leather committee of	5
edge of the back	5
cut a strip of	5
during the process of	5
as well as to	5
short distance from the	5
the book in england	5
studded with gold dots	5
grain of the leather	5
the close of the	5
this work is called	5
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one at a time	5
before the book is	5
if this is not	5
of an old book	5
in each of which	5
all parts of the	5
covers a copy of	5
sewed in the ordinary	5
at the kettle stitch	5
the american library association	5
size of the volume	5
cut off with the	5
to allow them to	5
from the back to	5
addition of a little	5
as a general rule	5
in this way the	5
the book is much	5
should be of good	5
is placed on the	5
books of the eighteenth	5
middle of the century	5
in the national library	5
greater part of the	5
up at the back	5
with white of egg	5
must not be used	5
is now at the	5
centre of the back	5
the boards may be	5
to a piece of	5
it is of the	5
pound of brazil dust	5
will only be necessary	5
report of the society	5
so that they are	5
to be used for	5
glasse of the synneful	5
wrestling with the angel	5
will be perceived that	5
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to that on the	5
is known to have	5
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in the library of	5
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first finger of the	5
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that there is no	5
enclosed in an oval	5
little longer than the	5
on each side is	5
on the lower board	5
is bound in canvas	5
curve of the back	5
be used on the	5
as much of the	5
the edges have been	5
lay on the paper	5
by the holliston mills	5
are attached to the	5
the best of all	5
is made in the	5
care being taken not	5
be laid on the	5
be found to answer	5
that on the other	5
is sent to the	5
upper cover is a	5
the making of the	5
the boards of the	5
in the th century	5
sense of the word	5
of the boards is	5
is pasted to the	5
copy of the book	5
each side of it	5
the needle through the	5
books which have been	5
is on a book	5
a portion of the	5
two or three times	5
of fiction and juvenile	5
of the order of	5
on the subject of	5
with the addition of	5
remains of two red	5
use of hollow backs	5
the use of sulphuric	5
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bindery in the library	5
in the book of	5
of the decay of	5
is no doubt that	5
found to be in	5
the end papers should	5
are done in the	5
to correspond with the	5
it will only be	5
at the bodleian library	5
should be used in	5
an inch on each	5
surface of the solution	5
cornelis de la haye	5
be cut in boards	5
when the paste is	5
the number of volumes	5
the space between bands	5
books of the seventeenth	5
upper part of the	5
progress of the art	5
are the same as	5
across the back of	5
in accordance with the	5
if the books are	5
of an inch wide	5
with an appendix on	5
it is hoped that	5
it is supposed that	5
side of the band	5
a book with a	5
a book is to	5
to the kind of	5
leather or other material	5
has to be done	5
a book is said	5
the depth of colour	5
and repair of books	5
with a pair of	5
should be taken to	5
that it does not	5
it seems to be	5
cover of a book	5
of spirits of wine	5
be of the same	5
belonged to henry viii	5
a piece of cloth	5
which is added an	5
is bound in dark	5
to prevent them from	5
length of the edge	5
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part of the end	5
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i have found that	5
a little smaller than	5
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be borne in mind	5
be necessary to put	5
on the bed of	5
that it is the	5
the face of the	5
miroir or glasse of	5
in the work of	5
exercise of a christian	5
upon the other side	5
right to the back	5
under the head of	5
the cover of a	5
is taken from the	5
as that of the	5
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side of the leaf	5
lay on the gold	5
it is almost impossible	5
the establishment of the	5
should be well rubbed	5
put the book in	5
the case of the	5
of red and blue	5
middle of the sixteenth	5
the board is then	5
with which it is	5
are to be used	5
the bindings of the	5
a treatise on the	5
the book and then	5
the back on the	5
being taken not to	5
book is to receive	5
no doubt that the	5
the volume is covered	5
the process of binding	5
gone over with a	5
is the most important	5
if the volume be	5
of iron and steel	5
is on the book	5
the book when it	5
impressions of the tools	5
society of arts committee	5
the designs of the	5
of some of the	5
in the making of	5
has been put on	5
be used as a	5
than any of the	5
is pasted on to	5
on the front edge	5
to allow for the	5
in very good condition	5
worked in gold thread	5
white of egg and	5
the boards at the	5
first and last sheets	5
the middle of a	5
supposed to have been	5
a small copy of	5
book should be pressed	5
of which there are	5
the impressions of the	5
mending and repair of	5
the miroir or glasse	5
in the decoration of	5
of the american library	5
can be removed with	5
exactly over that on	5
books have to be	5
of the last century	5
a piece of thin	5
of the book will	5
is then laid on	5
the amount of the	4
the smallness of the	4
be cut to the	4
of the paper is	4
in report of the	4
much thicker leather than	4
should be put on	4
segment of a circle	4
is a large book	4
covered in red morocco	4
well rubbed down with	4
glued on to the	4
appointed by the society	4
as soon as they	4
the opening of the	4
bound for queen elizabeth	4
size and thickness of	4
on paper folded into	4
covers the back and	4
will be sufficient for	4
should be cut out	4
upper side is a	4
of the bureau of	4
of the leather by	4
to do is to	4
the book is now	4
as if they were	4
in order to preserve	4
to the left of	4
cut the required size	4
it is likely that	4
whole or in part	4
be more or less	4
the same time the	4
that were done for	4
guarded with jaconet on	4
motive done in the	4
used in the united	4
if the leather is	4
to cover the back	4
embroidered books in the	4
is added an appendix	4
this is one of	4
the quantity of water	4
uniform colour for leather	4
which may be used	4
when they are not	4
can be obtained in	4
along the inside of	4
down of the skin	4
the work upon it	4
one of these is	4
of the inner corners	4
in the standing press	4
be used in a	4
with a small brush	4
in the press for	4
hand corner is a	4
the design is outlined	4
pasted on the outside	4
the finger and thumb	4
centre of which is	4
was found to be	4
the daily exercise of	4
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are likely to be	4
on the cover of	4
of the board to	4
the paper may be	4
the british museum that	4
the covers of a	4
is made from the	4
in the press to	4
the process of dyeing	4
face of the boards	4
copy of the bible	4
in the centre are	4
are several gold spangles	4
or they may be	4
paper on each side	4
history of the art	4
leather is on the	4
within a flamed circle	4
it is not at	4
width of the book	4
the head of one	4
it may be well	4
till the whole is	4
to see that all	4
four and a half	4
the first of these	4
is important that the	4
made for the purpose	4
at the four corners	4
is inserted in the	4
should be inserted between	4
tail of a book	4
the first leaf of	4
for the production of	4
of the nature of	4
the inside face of	4
one who works at	4
dyeing and calico printing	4
to hold in the	4
can be done in	4
arrangement of threads in	4
flat upon the table	4
already been said that	4
more than five or	4
have been able to	4
now in the british	4
the eighteenth century the	4
gilding the edges of	4
the letters of indulgence	4
two or three coats	4
of the arch is	4
the latter part of	4
put on each side	4
to form the groove	4
forms part of the	4
the other it is	4
stains can be removed	4
under the influence of	4
the cloth or leather	4
as in the case	4
if the edges are	4
fly leaves and end	4
is laid upon the	4
and it will be	4
and to make the	4
falls exactly over that	4
this work is done	4
the paper is of	4
to go to the	4
will need to be	4
a piece of white	4
is pressed into the	4
same on each side	4
through the center of	4
in the front of	4
as well as in	4
they are put in	4
the paper used in	4
i do not know	4
are to be bound	4
of the national library	4
to the taste of	4
by the british museum	4
the bands must be	4
coloured silks and gold	4
is in excellent condition	4
any one of the	4
in each of the	4
on books bound in	4
way to true happiness	4
what we may call	4
bound for queen mary	4
of the cutting press	4
as it can be	4
the back will be	4
for it must be	4
those which are used	4
books bound in velvet	4
of this kind of	4
to the shade required	4
it is not so	4
the sound leather committee	4
the younger moreau and	4
works at this branch	4
the figures of the	4
worked in coloured silks	4
the portrait in the	4
edges of the paper	4
edge of the paper	4
of the same work	4
the manufacture of leather	4
is standing upon a	4
may be used as	4
the coat of france	4
that it has not	4
to make out a	4
of the same kind	4
and the other half	4
are in the british	4
laced into the boards	4
of many of the	4
is outlined in gold	4
to make the work	4
all fiction and juvenile	4
the shelves of the	4
often be found to	4
and filled in with	4
part of the back	4
in the selection of	4
make the leather adhere	4
the book of common	4
the use of engineers	4
to begin with a	4
with the help of	4
similar to that used	4
is done in the	4
illustration in report of	4
put into the press	4
the sewing should be	4
made from the skins	4
be advisable to use	4
the book to open	4
books are sent to	4
the book in germany	4
back caused by the	4
is on a copy	4
at the death of	4
the book is being	4
be treated in the	4
out of date and	4
the whole surface of	4
the council of the	4
boards of the book	4
of the book from	4
is much easier to	4
pasted to the end	4
daily exercise of a	4
should be sent to	4
is covered in deep	4
to give to the	4
suggestion for sewing on	4
where there is no	4
and measures by inches	4
placed at each end	4
on the outside of	4
of the loose section	4
the midst of this	4
placed on each side	4
a half pints of	4
as the thickness of	4
be put into the	4
description de toute la	4
on illustration in report	4
is made up of	4
surface of the cloth	4
of the first section	4
leaves are gilt and	4
the leather must be	4
a little of the	4
of the preceding century	4
about two inches of	4
binding of books for	4
the boards are covered	4
book should then be	4
and put on the	4
any of the colours	4
books of this kind	4
power of the press	4
said to be a	4
the case may be	4
than the height of	4
to the throne of	4
as soon as it	4
of a book bound	4
end papers are made	4
page of the book	4
about the width of	4
so that it will	4
as thick as the	4
the leather with the	4
in europe and america	4
is worked in silver	4
inside of the back	4
signatures of a book	4
in england during the	4
of simon de colines	4
this class of work	4
it is doubtful if	4
of the bookbinder is	4
as it is called	4
by the introduction of	4
the same thickness as	4
of the boards to	4
should be used on	4
the label is to	4
the second and third	4
and a half pints	4
the centre the royal	4
there is little doubt	4
the bands of the	4
cost of a book	4
of this style are	4
is taken by the	4
edges are to be	4
the causes of the	4
that the whole of	4
answer the same purpose	4
only be learned by	4
are of moresque character	4
in gold for squares	4
the centre are the	4
based on illustration in	4
of the grand navire	4
be given to the	4
of a french joint	4
down on the inside	4
be used for the	4
will be impossible to	4
a book bound in	4
the gold must be	4
the author of the	4
the tools must be	4
of an inch in	4
embroidered in coloured silks	4
of the new testament	4
to soak for a	4
is a preparation of	4
have been turned in	4
the same number of	4
imperfections in old books	4
in england in the	4
and the rest of	4
so as to give	4
in this way will	4
in such cases it	4
portrait in the book	4
the work should be	4
at the front edge	4
the application of the	4
or it will be	4
all the better for	4
the margin of the	4
should be able to	4
the gold to adhere	4
of a book of	4
should be guarded with	4
used in finishing and	4
commonplaces of peter martyr	4
of the end of	4
in the reign of	4
centre is a large	4
boards are used for	4
the same time as	4
the book after it	4
are a great many	4
the art of dyeing	4
the board and the	4
the table of contents	4
the cross of lorraine	4
be careful not to	4
is a piece of	4
it is the only	4
inside of the boards	4
as well as of	4
it is wished to	4
the contes of la	4
this method of sewing	4
to make the leaves	4
according to the shade	4
sent to the binder	4
de toute la terre	4
cutting books out of	4
to put the book	4
is very difficult to	4
of a volume are	4
paper of the book	4
a little at the	4
head and tail are	4
leather made from the	4
in which there are	4
the interior of the	4
of the book has	4
is a large one	4
each of the boards	4
process is the same	4
in the direction of	4
is pasted on the	4
head and tail and	4
to prevent it from	4
the bands to the	4
mounting very thin paper	4
more than per cent	4
by the side of	4
so that it projects	4
the book is properly	4
to do with the	4
became the property of	4
book and cover together	4
it so that the	4
and pasted to the	4
the use of hollow	4
be put on the	4
same as same as	4
in cases where the	4
than five or six	4
may be divided into	4
as are also the	4
each of the inner	4
the work of a	4
and stamped in gold	4
illustrated books of the	4
book in the cover	4
strength of the book	4
when the gold is	4
to the first and	4
is bound in red	4
the pages of a	4
pass the needle through	4
the way to true	4
it is desirable that	4
be sufficient for the	4
to observe that the	4
branch is termed a	4
in whole or in	4
to the outside of	4
is laid on a	4
for this purpose is	4
dieu et mon droit	4
to the society of	4
not seem to have	4
by fust and schoeffer	4
between the boards and	4
be taken into account	4
without the use of	4
through the hole at	4
a book or pamphlet	4
firmly attached to the	4
can only be done	4
the joseph bancroft sons	4
national library of paris	4
with two or three	4
the top edge of	4
book is much used	4
of the first page	4
made in the back	4
corners of the boards	4
from the french by	4
injury to the book	4
the other in the	4
the process of putting	4
the book on the	4
the whole extent of	4
so as to leave	4
ties on the front	4
the size and thickness	4
for this class of	4
the portion of the	4
a good quality of	4
of the paper used	4
a thin piece of	4
is done so that	4
about an inch and	4
in the different branches	4
is likely to be	4
half of the century	4
the same time with	4
cut out and replaced	4
that the leather is	4
the order in which	4
about the size of	4
is a small book	4
there is a very	4
one or other of	4
the boards are then	4
is then placed in	4
the swelling of the	4
holes in the boards	4
laid face downwards on	4
place in the book	4
b y b y	4
the thread is passed	4
blind and gold lines	4
printed books and manuscripts	4
according to the kind	4
as much as the	4
the form of the	4
end of the sixteenth	4
does not seem to	4
whole extent of the	4
of leather is not	4
in the middle and	4
be obtained from the	4
nip in the press	4
an hour or two	4
of the same material	4
the pattern has been	4
in the preceding chapter	4
wear as well as	4
to be left dull	4
be paid to the	4
sewed in this way	4
and the edge of	4
and beginning of the	4
on top of each	4
flat piece of bone	4
of the loose leaf	4
the back caused by	4
is exactly the same	4
be made up into	4
down upon the boards	4
full imperial morocco cloth	4
of books which are	4
to have been a	4
to make the leather	4
for account book back	4
on a book of	4
the interior of a	4
did not fail to	4
from the bottom of	4
to cut off a	4
contes of la fontaine	4
in the backs of	4
in its proper place	4
the same with the	4
in charge of binding	4
glue the back of	4
if this is done	4
can be made by	4
the reign of george	4
should not be too	4
side of the board	4
the design is a	4
the use of gold	4
is one of a	4
a sufficient number of	4
who works at this	4
and about two inches	4
the work can be	4
copy of the new	4
edge of the leather	4
all enclosed in a	4
cutting the edges of	4
the custom of the	4
the book has a	4
in her right hand	4
the same kind of	4
cover the whole surface	4
to that used by	4
a greater or less	4
are sure to be	4
the general appearance of	4
from day to day	4
at windsor there is	4
is advisable to put	4
in the proportion of	4
are sewed in the	4
be taken off and	4
it will be impossible	4
is no reason why	4
first leaf of the	4
inside of the fold	4
keep a record of	4
is the most expensive	4
as well as for	4
that they are not	4
the decoration of books	4
a volume is cut	4
at the edge of	4
be cut out and	4
having the appearance of	4
vary according to the	4
is very important that	4
of gasparin of bergamo	4
the joint of the	4
flanked by the letters	4
at the cost of	4
should be cut off	4
to be laced in	4
covered in crimson velvet	4
said to be the	4
on the same principle	4
it will be well	4
in the rue st	4
will be in the	4
wood engraving in the	4
but it is certain	4
grooves in which the	4
the back and corners	4
it is very important	4
sewed in the regular	4
on the preceding page	4
appears to have been	4
there is no reason	4
it is a large	4
the covering of the	4
in his notes on	4
has been made to	4
on the back in	4
at the corners of	4
a tool used in	4
it is not very	4
there are remains of	4
accession to the throne	4
folds of the leaves	4
an account of the	4
a little more than	4
the table with the	4
and it is probable	4
each board is a	4
the letter or figure	4
on to the first	4
fine arts club in	4
in use in the	4
the reign of henri	4
sometimes applied to the	4
it should be noted	4
it is a small	4
has in the centre	4
are said to have	4
the first book printed	4
by moreau le jeune	4
the edges must be	4
a coat of size	4
exactly the same as	4
until it was as	4
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should be paid to	4
plate taken from the	4
but if it is	4
as wide as the	4
of a book and	4
other volumes have been	4
at the other end	4
of the skin is	4
the book is glued	4
used in cutting the	4
are put in leather	4
treatise on the art	4
exposed to light and	4
books of the time	4
boards to be used	4
action of gas fumes	4
his notes on bookbinding	4
sides of the bands	4
all that is necessary	4
known to have been	4
the material on which	4
at the back to	4
the sheets to be	4
of the end paper	4
may be wise to	4
bound in dark blue	4
to the head of	4
edges of the larger	4
top of each other	4
on in the same	4
side of the press	4
is best to use	4
top edge arranged for	4
is best to have	4
to the under side	4
as nearly as possible	4
inside face of the	4
so that they can	4
that the bands are	4
away from the back	4
is due to the	4
in the reading room	4
the volume has been	4
of any of the	4
produced by the application	4
are laid on the	4
end of a book	4
attention should be given	4
the manufacture of iron	4
of the volume and	4
of books in the	4
the right hand takes	4
a folded sheet of	4
the sheets from the	4
is to be done	4
it would be better	4
of whom we have	4
by the bureau of	4
have to be rebound	4
can be used in	4
the manner of the	4
bound in this way	4
the end papers and	4
same operation is repeated	4
can be put on	4
whole surface of the	4
the same on each	4
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to the volume by	4
inch from the back	4
a section of a	4
the entire surface of	4
is used in the	4
sections fanned out for	4
over on to the	4
of the present day	4
of the time and	4
proceed as for the	4
this is done with	4
make the leaves lie	4
the cover has been	4
in the formation of	4
bound in purple velvet	4
after this is done	4
attached to the boards	4
binding very thin books	4
ends of the cords	4
the boards and the	4
can be done only	4
the first page of	4
as also are the	4
this branch is termed	4
with the board open	4
seems to be much	4
the round out of	4
backs of books to	4
the british museum and	4
an edition of the	4
a preparation used in	4
quarters of an inch	4
show signs of decay	4
which it has been	4
by no means a	4
committee appointed by the	4
a book to be	4
piece of white paper	4
and thickness of the	4
soaking off india proofs	4
the skill of the	4
will be sufficient to	4
end papers and the	4
the metallurgy of iron	4
opinion of the committee	4
in spite of his	4
a comparatively short time	4
front of the book	4
it may be wise	4
use of sulphuric acid	4
the same operation is	4
screwed up in the	4
the process is the	4
of an inch inside	4
of a book in	4
as it is not	4
after the death of	4
to the other side	4
not appear to have	4
books which are in	4
must not be laid	4
conceived the idea of	4
it a piece of	4
be bound in one	4
little smaller than the	4
of the book being	4
is by no means	4
pasted to the inside	4
the commonplaces of peter	4
the illustrations of the	4
thickness of the boards	4
are to be cut	4
side of the volume	4
with the top edge	4
has already been said	4
art of the book	4
the remaining spaces are	4
in the choice of	4
examined to see that	4
lettering on the back	4
and tail of a	4
are bound with a	4
to the strength of	4
the great majority of	4
of the bodleian library	4
the ground of the	4
in the list of	4
held in the right	4
a book of prayers	4
in which the boards	4
for the most part	4
is necessary to cut	4
it will be best	4
such a manner as	4
this is the most	4
one on each side	4
the book is the	4
with the boards open	4
now in the bodleian	4
gold and silver thread	4
and the united states	4
between the finger and	4
on the surface of	4
illustrations de la gaule	4
in the same library	4
outlined with gold cord	4
that the book has	4
with regard to the	4
can easily be done	4
in dark blue morocco	4
that the sheets are	4
as for the walnut	4
top edge of the	4
the manufacture of paper	4
of the paper and	4
the book and its	4
is removed from the	4
is made on the	4
the book should then	4
to the time of	4
simple gold tooling on	4
within an ornamental border	4
made up into sections	4
the description of the	4
is essential that the	4
as much as possible	4
it is liable to	4
not in any way	4
inside of the covers	4
before the invention of	4
society of arts on	4
description of the process	4
books bound from the	4
is evident that the	4
books which will be	4
centre of each cover	4
of the fourteenth century	4
and other books which	4
holes made in the	4
it is a manuscript	4
with a soft brush	4
top of the book	4
during the operation of	4
the boards in the	4
on a binding slip	4
the first letter of	4
send them to the	4
or three coats of	4
the middle of this	4
the removal of the	4
for a few minutes	4
the british museum in	4
number of books in	4
of the royal coat	4
which comes from the	4
a hundred and thirty	4
instructions to the binder	4
or other material of	4
is held in the	4
y b y b	4
joseph bancroft sons company	4
to the specifications of	4
in a different manner	4
into the lying press	4
at this branch is	4
the leather or cloth	4
even with the edge	4
of books that have	4
first page of each	4
it must be pared	4
the edges are gilt	4
the needle and thread	4
the style of ornament	4
in at the head	4
suggestion for account book	4
and the number of	4
and at each side	4
of the cost of	4
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the subject of the	4
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to the height of	4
taking especial care that	4
be covered with a	4
reign of charles i	4
on the accession of	4
pasted down upon the	4
the different branches of	4
the first volume of	3
century it became customary	3
in order to have	3
in the latter case	3
should be pasted down	3
has the royal coat	3
may be cut with	3
corner is a small	3
the school of david	3
to ascertain if the	3
the book has two	3
concerning the succession to	3
be used to keep	3
is applied to the	3
fittings of a small	3
paper by the two	3
must be given to	3
bound in blue velvet	3
practically all fiction and	3
cut a piece of	3
long as the book	3
leather in such a	3
reign of george iii	3
of the book very	3
out again at the	3
line of gold cord	3
large bible printed at	3
on the same subject	3
used as a guide	3
that the paper is	3
this should not be	3
policy of the library	3
until the middle of	3
as well as by	3
pull of the leather	3
inch and a quarter	3
it is too thick	3
in the ornamentation of	3
which the boards are	3
may be used instead	3
for very large books	3
sections must be guarded	3
the engraving of the	3
if there are many	3
every thing in readiness	3
two boards glued together	3
cover the back of	3
which it is sewn	3
laying a piece of	3
and some of the	3
well rubbed into the	3
value of the work	3
projecting beyond the edges	3
the kind of work	3
centre of the upper	3
middle of the book	3
into the back and	3
that the creasing of	3
glue to the back	3
the paper of the	3
directly to the back	3
is then ready for	3
it is cheaper to	3
a style of decoration	3
in his right hand	3
as it tends to	3
used on embroidered books	3
and practice of the	3
el monte santo di	3
ceased to be tacky	3
finger and thumb of	3
same design is on	3
should be noted that	3
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not as a rule	3
of the duke of	3
the british museum are	3
margin at the back	3
backs after they are	3
in the head and	3
it is the custom	3
a larger number of	3
the art of printing	3
last as long as	3
and branches of laurel	3
and two smaller ones	3
is best to add	3
in the hope that	3
being taken that the	3
edge of the loose	3
the motto dieu et	3
as the case may	3
is bound in black	3
panels of the back	3
there should be no	3
the solution in the	3
on the sewing bench	3
accession of francis i	3
entirely superseded by the	3
and affixed to the	3
plates should be guarded	3
after the manner of	3
adjusted to the back	3
or nourishment of the	3
two pieces of cloth	3
among them that of	3
it was necessary to	3
outside of the fold	3
books bound for the	3
on the back are	3
close to the joint	3
he did not disdain	3
a pound of the	3
down through the center	3
of the young workman	3
placed in the book	3
of the very best	3
it comes from the	3
of the progress of	3
one of the chief	3
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by a gold cord	3
bound with a broad	3
it may be taken	3
times the quantity of	3
the book would be	3
are of the same	3
his books of hours	3
taken by the left	3
the knife should be	3
and allow it to	3
said to have started	3
was put on sale	3
in a copy of	3
bookbinding and the care	3
is of good quality	3
a gloss to leather	3
where the design is	3
and the thread is	3
in finishing and gilding	3
the arms of france	3
between this and the	3
the action of gas	3
most of the books	3
early printed books and	3
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what is known as	3
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of gall and water	3
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the back to which	3
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bands upon which the	3
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to put them into	3
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the finest and most	3
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to adhere to the	3
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to a greater or	3
pattern may be made	3
of two red silk	3
books when they are	3
imitation leather made in	3
silk ties on the	3
attempt has been made	3
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a red and yellow	3
such as are used	3
can be put in	3
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the eye of the	3
an artist of the	3
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by the publication of	3
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thomas de leu and	3
be said that the	3
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the action of heat	3
book is a large	3
england in the seventeenth	3
thin coat of paste	3
all the subsequent operations	3
placed so that the	3
an instance of this	3
a piece of glass	3
necessary to prevent the	3
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joint of the book	3
for the work of	3
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the sake of the	3
from the th to	3
left to soak for	3
the needs of the	3
pasted over the back	3
of the best white	3
that they are all	3
if there be too	3
may be taken as	3
is ready for the	3
however that may be	3
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which has been split	3
is ready for use	3
sewn at the same	3
in a wonderful state	3
for covering the book	3
bound in light colored	3
border made by the	3
between pasteboards to dry	3
of white of egg	3
a piece of common	3
it may be believed	3
in to the boards	3