Chapter

 1 I |     paper, something after the~Chinese fashion, and effecting an
 2 I |    might have been traced by a~Chinese pencil. The silken down
 3 VI|    about the~material that the Chinese use for making paper. Their
 4 VI|    said about this thin, light Chinese paper, for if it is light
 5 VI| furnishes the~substance of the Chinese paper; it is a vegetable
 6 VI| Another reader maintained that~Chinese paper was principally made
 7 VI|         The Abbe Grozier had a~Chinese book, an iconographical
 8 VI|   direct from the soil, as the Chinese use~vegetable fibre at first
 9 VI| cheapness of labor enables the Chinese to manipulate~each sheet
10 VI|        take the place of cheap Chinese~labor. If we could but succeed
11 VI|    only weigh~fifty if we used Chinese paper. That surely would