Sections--How Joined when
Fixed--Banding--Fixing--Chipping out the Old
Glazing--Inserting the New and Cementing 144

PART II

CHAPTER XII

Introductory--The Great Questions--Colour--Light--Architectural
Fitness--Limitations--Thought--Imagination--Allegory 154

CHAPTER XIII

Of Economy--The Englishman's Wastefulness--Its
Good Side--Its Excess--Difficulties--A Calculation--Remedies 156

CHAPTER XIV

Of Perfection--In Little Things--Cleanliness--Alertness--But
not Hurry--Realising your Conditions--False
Lead-Lines--Shutting out Light--Bars--Their
Number--Their Importance--Precedence--Observing
your Limitations--A Result of
Complete Training--The Special Limitations of
Stained Glass--Disguising the Lead-Line--No full
Realism--No violent Action--Self-Effacement--No
Craft-Jugglery--Architectural Fitness founded
on Architectural Knowledge--Seeing Work _in
Situ_--Sketching in Glass--The Artistic Use of
the Lead--Stepping Back--Accepting Bars and
Leads--Loving Care--White Spaces to be Interesting--Bringing
out the "Quality" of the
Glass--Spotting and Dappling--"Builders-Glazing"
_versus_ Modern Restoring 163

CHAPTER XV

A Few Little Dodges--A Clumsy Tool--A Substitute--A
Glass Rack--An Inconvenient Easel--A
Convenient Easel--A Waxing-up Tool--An
Easel with Movable Plates--Making the
most of a Room--Handling Cartoons--Cleanliness--Dust--The
Selvage Edge--Drying a
"Badger"--A Comment 182

CHAPTER XVI

Of Colour 198

CHAPTER XVII

Of Architectural Fitness 234

CHAPTER XVIII

Of Thought, Imagination, and Allegory 248

CHAPTER XIX

Of General Conduct and Procedure--Amount of
Legitimate Assistance--The Ordinary Practice--The
Great Rule--The Second Great Rule--Four
Things to Observe--Art _v._ Routine--The
Truth of the Case--The Penalty of Virtue in
the Matter--The Compensating Privilege--Practical
Applications--An Economy of Time
in the Studio--Industry--Work "To Order"--Clients
and Patrons--And Requests Reas