Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 433
UNDER THE BROOMS THEY SKIP, TWO BY TWO. You would laugh, too, to see the queer little garments, which are of dolls-size, dangling fromthe clothes-line in true wash-day style, and fastened to it by the funniest of baby clothes-pins,each not over an inch and a half long. Taken down from the line with… … .J\M clothes are supposed to be ready for sprinkling,and This is the way we sprinkle our clothes,Sprinkle our clothes, sprinkle our clothes, sing the little washerwomen, pretending to sprin-kle ; then follows This is the way we iron our clothes, and the fourth lesson ends with the proper mo-tions…
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