The household oracle : a popular referee on subjects of household enquiry : including: - house building, buying and renting; house furnishing and decoration; housekeeping and domestic cookery; plain and fancy needlework; home farming, gardening, medicine; law; an epitome of the history of the world and the growth of the human family; the formation of our mother tongue and the rules of English grammar; a dictionary of religions; stepping stones of English history and a sketch of the English constitution setting forth the rights, privileges and duties of the English householder parochial, municipal, imperial; the story of the calendar, standards of weights and measures; arithmetical tables and tables of interest and a ready reckoner; household amusements, games, chess, cards and other indoor games, dancing, swimming, etiquette, ... (1897)
Miles, Alfred H. (Alfred Henry), 1848-1929, University of Leeds. Library · London : Hutchinson & Co. · leaf 311
oin two parts and turn it down once ; put the two of a garment we make a seam. Seams widths together (the foldings will all should always be begun at the top of be inside), firmly tack and then over- the garment. They are done in various sew tlie seam. In doing over-sewing ways. We run and fell… … stitch again on the wrong side. Care kinds, we make double seams, and on must be taken that none of the raw flannel work we run and herring-bone edge comes out beyond the second or stitch and herring-bone them. (See stitching — it must be entirely enclosed. under Flannel work). The Run and…
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