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How to teach kitchen garden; or, Object lessons in household work, including songs, plays, exercises, and games illustrating household occupations (1901)

Huntington, Emily, 1841-1909 · New York, Doubleday, Page & co. · leaf 88

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t made smooth ? A. By drawing all the clothes, especially the spread, very tight. 0. At which side of the bed should you stand to make it ? A. At the same side you stand to take off the clothes. Q. Why will it not do to stand one side when taking off theclothes, and the other side when putting them… … QWa THIRD LESSON. -jX Q. How do you put on the upper ? A. With the right side down. Q. Why? A. That the two right sides may come together, and the upper foldover right. Q. What can you do when the blankets are too narrow for adouble bed? A. Put the top one from side to side rather than from end to…

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