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Plain needlework, knitting, and mending, for all, at home and in schools... (1879)

Hale, Lucretia P. (Lucretia Peabody), 1820-1900 · Boston : S.W. Tilton · leaf 41

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ere picked up. Narrow every other row for toe,at the end and the beginning of the instep or long needle,and at the beginning of the left, and at the end of theright, foot-needle. Continue thus until there are twelve,six, and six stitches (twenty-four stitches in all), and castoff. PLAIN DARNING.… … bi^U^R5$H^ IS NfJiJ PjRJ^^iJW */tWtyV \\% ^SwUWrMm fflft®i>tt4] ^^g Nj *T 4\t :|vyt!g;|H Mg|:| y XiTK ^^^m| <MMM No. i. Hole in the Natural State. Never make an apology, by which she meant, Neverdo any thing which requires an apology afterwards. Soit should be understood that we mean, Never…

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