Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 466
s which theywould learn in no other way,—not only occupationfor their hands, skill in needle-work, but neatness,accuracy, promptness, how to work together with-out interfering with each other, mutual respect forindividual rights, and courtesy of speech andmanner. Eight or ten years ago, the Rev.… … SKETCHING PATTERNS FOR EMBROIDERY. held in the chapel on Cortes Street, and Mr.Frankss plan was to divide the work betweenseveral young ladies, two serving each week. Thisadvertisement met the eye of Miss Very, amongothers, then a teacher in the Hillside GrammarSchool for girls, at Jamaica Plain.…
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