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The family dyer and scourer : being a complete treatise on the arts of dying and cleaning every article of dress, bed and window furniture, silks, bonnets, feathers, &c., whether made of flax, silk, cotton, wool, or hair : also, carpets, counterpanes, and hearth-rugs, ensuring a saving of eighty per cent (1818)

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xii PREFACE. beat on; for, if it was not so, the bottom would soon be beaten out. … A. The TVall the Peg is put in. B. The Tub, C. The DolL^ D. The Blanket being wrung* E. The short Stick by which the Blanket is wrung*

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