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Boston ladies, their skirts all passe- mentarie and furbelow, India silk and jaconet, crowded the chambers, swiveling their hoops and panniers like dames on clocks to navigate the doors.

The end paper makes a section in itself, which, like all others, is taken up in the sewing—it has previously been attached to the third section by means of strips of jaconet.

Sometimes it looked like long cloth; at others like mull muslin or jaconet; oftenest it was a species of thick cotton net.

It is of white jaconet muslin, trimmed with lace and rows of pink ribbon of different widths.

The English cloth called jaconet, used by some binders, is probably as satisfactory as any.