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Godey's lady's book (1840)

Philadelphia, Pa. : L.A. Godey · leaf 344

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re, or two plain rowsbetween each stripe. Cover neatly with thisthe white shape, allowing the clove to show itshead only. Make a little depression round thestalk of the apple by passing through the fruitthree or four times, with a long darning needle,the silk with which you have fastened the… … Materials.—Eose-colored sarcenet, white sewing silk,soft muslin, and fine flannel; also a little narrow ribbonto match with the silk. This is a very pretty, and, what is more im-portant, a very comfortable style of shoe for aninfant. It is also very easily worked. It is cut in three pieces, namely,…

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