BILLS, engrossed, must not be looked into, 158 to be fairly written, or Speaker may refuse them, 166 amendment fall, if recommitted, 170 a particular clause may be recommitted, 170 amendments, how proceeded with, 171 amendments fail if referred to committee, 172 proceedings on second reading, 173 time for attacking or opposing, 173 what constitutes possession, 182 one bill may be engrafted on another, 182 one House may pass with blanks and be filled in the other, 183 on third reading, forms observed, 188 on third reading, may be committed, 189 on third reading, amended by riders, 189 on third reading, blanks filled, 189 cannot be altered after passage, 190 new, concerning their introduction, 166 to receive three readings, etc., 165 how brought in on notice and leave, 166 forms in introducing, 166 not amended at first reading, 166 proceedings on the second reading, 166 how and to whom committed, 167 shall be read twice before commitment, 167 not to be referred to avowed opponents, 167 referred, may be delivered to any of the committee, 167 amendments between the Houses, mode of proceedings, 196, 197 by whom to be taken from House to House, 200 may be specially commended to notice of other House, 200 rejected, course to be pursued, 200 if one House neglects a bill, the other may remind of it, 200 how to be enrolled, signed, and presented to the President, 201 amendments cannot be receded from or insisted on, by the amending House, with a further amendment, 196 amendment to an amendment has precedence over a motion to agree or disagree, 196 amendments to amendments, how far admissable, 197 proceedings upon in Committee of the Whole, etc., 171 titles, when made, 193 reconsideration, when and how the question may be moved, 194, 195 reconsideration, effect of a vote for, 194