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Godey's lady's book (1840)

Philadelphia, Pa. : L.A. Godey · leaf 464

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erse-verance, I have become used to their ways, and nowthey cannot get away from me, as I know just how tomanage them, and how to bite on them, and bless fromthe bottom of my heart the inventor of false teeth. godeys arm-chair. 475 HOW TO DRESS A DOLL. We continue our article on this subject. These… … coat, and the size you require it; hem the two endstogether, leaving enough for the placket-hole ; dothat also in the same manner as you did the open-ing in the chemise, then take some binding theproper width and the same length as the petticoat(Fig. 2), just turn the bottom in, and sew it to…

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