Chamberlain, James Franklin, 1869-1943 · London : Macmillan & Co. · leaf 192
e toes and around theankle. THE SHOEMAKERS STORY 179 *^ They must be like those that little childrensometimes wear here, said Florence. Yes, they are very much the same/ returnedher friend. Sometimes sandals are made oflight wood, sometimes of leather, and sometimesof straw. In England very… … Fig. 47. — Shoes worn by Hawaiians. of gold and silver, were fastened to them. The3hurch thought this fashion wicked, and finally itwas forbidden by law. Gordon paid for the mending of the shoes,and the children started homeward well pleasedwith the shoemakers story. HOW HATS ARE MADE In most parts…
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