By-and-by her hands were full, bowing up sashes, sewing on tuckers, stitchingrosetteson shoes. She was a nimble little workwoman and they kept her busy. Seeing how well a lap fidl of bright ribbons became her, I thought it a pity she should not have a gay dress as well as the rest. <*> Nobody said, " Teecie, what will you wear ?" nor even, " Teecie, are not you invited too •*'
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“By-and-by her hands were full, bowing up.” The Daily Dispatch, December 1865.
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