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the air, therefore the ingredients for making it must be thoroughly tested before being used.
Crown Glass Stages


GLASS TUBES AND CANES.
    In making glass canes, a mass of glass is gathered and rolled. A flat plate of glass, adhering to a working-rod, is fixed to the end of the mass opposite to where the blow-pipe is attached.
    The workman keeps his blow-pipe in his hands, while his assistant holds the working-rod. They now separate, and recede from each other; the greater the distance between them, the greater the length of the