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An engineer reads three notes about the bounds met when a template is put out to the fabrics: what a template has to be tied to before it can be put out at all, what the objects it holds may not stand as elsewhere, and what the tie between fabrics has to rest on where one template is handed to several of them. Which statement is correct?

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1. Before a template can be put out at all, it has to be tied to a single fabric at the least; the objects it holds may not stand elsewhere as borrowed copies of themselves; and where one template is handed to several fabrics, the tie between them has to rest on a weave of the routed kind, as the pages in use lay that down.
2. Before a template can be put out at all, it has to be tied to a single realm at the least; the objects it holds may not stand elsewhere as spread forms of themselves; and where one template is handed to several fabrics, the tie between them has to rest on a weave of the routed kind, as the pages in use lay that down.
3. Before a template can be put out at all, it has to be tied to a single realm at the least; the objects it holds may not stand elsewhere as borrowed copies of themselves; and where one template is handed to several fabrics, the tie between them has to rest on a link of the plain kind, as the pages in use lay that down.
4. Before a template can be put out at all, it has to be tied to a single fabric at the least; the objects it holds may not stand elsewhere as spread forms of themselves; and where one template is handed to several fabrics, the tie between them has to rest on a link of the plain kind, as the pages in use lay that down.