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It is considered an accomplishment for a lady to know how to carve well, at her own table.
At one period of history the whole known world seemed to be one vast field of carnage and commotion.
Every bedchamber should have a washstand, bowl, pitcher, and tumbler, with a washbucket under the stand, to receive slops.
There is no suffering of the mind more dreaded and avoided than that of shame.
The linings for the waists of dresses should be stiffened cotton or linen. In cutting bias-pieces, for trimming, they will not set well, unless they are exact.
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By: Catharine Esther Beecher
As to the time when the soul commences existence, we have no evidence of such existence except what is manifested in the body.
Seed-fruit can be budded into any other seed-fruit, and stone-fruit into any other stone-fruit; but stone and seed-fruits, cannot be thus mingled.
A parable is of the same character as an allegory.
Pretty baskets, for flowers or fruits, on centre tables, can be made thus.
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