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138-141. Thus should be connected the wings on the inside and the outside; the forefeathers should be attached to the two outside wings and to the tip (of the other wings); there should be five principal (feathers) for each of the wings of proper measure; and the smaller ones of unspecified measure may be made for the sake of beauty.