Then he lays by his _Dressing-Hook_, and keeping his _Dressing-stick_ of _Letter_ still in his left hand, he takes a second _Dressing-stick_, with its _Handle_ in his right-Hand, and lays the _Side-Ledge_ of it against the hither-side of the _Quadrat_ at the hither end of the _Dressing-stick_, and the _bottom-Ledge_ of the second _Stick_ hanging a little over the _Feet_ of the _Letter_, that they may be comprehended within the _bottom-Ledge_ of the second _Dressing-stick_; and so removing his left hand towards the middle of both _Dressing-sticks_, and clasping them close together, he turns both Hands outwards towards the left, till the _Letter_ in the first _Dressing-stick_ lie upon the second _Dressing-stick_, and then the _Face_ of the _Letter_ will lie outwards toward the right-Hand, and the _Nicks_ upwards. Then he uses the _Dressing-Hook_ and _Dressing-Knife_ to _Scrape_ this side the _Line_ of _Letter_, as he did before to the other side of the _Line_ of _Letter_: So shall both sides be _Scraped_ and _Drest_. Having thus _Scraped_ both the sides, He takes the _Handle_ of the _Dressing-stick_ into his left hand, as before, and takes the _Male-block_ into his right-Hand, and placing the _Tongue_ of the _Block_ against the _Face_ of the _Letter_ in the _Dressing-stick_, he also places the _Knot_ of the _Block_ against the farther side of the _Quadrat_ at the farther end of the _Stick_, and so placing his right-Hand underneath the middle of the _Dressing-stick_ and _Block_, he turns his Hand outwards towards the left, as before, and transfers the _Letter_ in the _Dressing-stick_ to the _Male-Block_: Yet he so holds and manages the _Block_ that the _Shanck_ of the _Letter_ may rest at once upon the side of the _Block_ the _Knot_ is placed in, and the _Face_ of the _Letter_ upon the _Tongue_. When his _Stick_ of _Letters_ is thus transfer’d to the _Male-Block_, He claps the middle of the _Male-Block_ into his left hand, tilting the _Feet_ of the _Letter_ a little upwards, that the _Face_ may rest upon the _Tongue_, and then takes about the middle of the _Female-Block_ in his right-Hand, and lays it so upon the _Male-Block_, that the _Tongue_ of the _Male-Block_ may fall into the _Tongue_ of the _Female-Block_, and that the _Knot_ at the hither end of the _Female-Block_ may stand against the hither-side of the _Quadrat_ at the hither end of the _Line_ of _Letters_: So that when the _Knot_ of the _Male-Block_ is lightly drawn towards the _Knot_ of the _Female-Block_, or the _Knot_ of the _Female-Block_ lightly thrust towards the _Knot_ of the _Male-Block_, both _Knots_ shall squeeze the _Letter_ close between them.