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ascertaining whether their work be upright, horizontal and so on. The instrument is little more than a piece of lead or plummet at the end of a string, sometimes descending along a wooden or metal ruler raised perpendicularly on another, and then it is called a level.’—(Gwilt, *Encycl.*, p. 1241.)