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The art of connecting substances or webs & of retaining them in certain forms & positions by means of
 
filaments drawn through parts of the substances to be united.
Ready perception of
  the exactness of the
  lines & angles in any
  straight lined figure.
Ready perception of
  the exactness of the
  lines forming curves in any
  curved lined figure.
Aptitude in perceiving
  the exact situation
  in which the tool must 
 be inserted  used for
  the insertion of the
  filament is to be placed.
Dexterity in placing
  & guiding the tool in the precise
  situation, the mind has
 previously determined
  to be the proper one, &
  which the eye has
  marked upon the substance
  at work upon.
Knowledge of the
  effect of friction in impeding retarding
  the progress of
  the tool in different
  situati directions in
  passing through substances.
in destroying by
  abrasion the filament
  by abrasion in passing
  through the work, &
  by abrasion & division
  in the eye of the needle
  or other tool to which
  it is connected.
Knowledge of the effect
  of air & moisture
  in destroying the filament.
Aptitude in compensating
  for occasional irregularity of substance
  by a judicious deviation
  from the precise
  exactness in the sewing.
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Where the part to
  be sewn is already in
  great measure defined
  either by traced lines
  or by the edge or boundary
  of the substance.
Quilter
Staymaker
Breeches M.
Slop maker
Taylor.
Gloves.
Sail M.
Leather clog M.
Shoe M.
Pattern tye m.
Letter case m.
Hoop petticoat m.
Sadler.
Seamstress
Shroud m.
Embroiderer.
Furrier
Upholder.
Coach harness m.
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Where the sewing
  is to confine a substance
  in a form given by
  a mould.
Bookbinder
Holster m.
Collar m.
Leather dram bottle m.
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