 Indians the arts of peace. home" spun, cloth made at home. Not many years ago American women took the wool from the sheep's back, cleaned it, combed it, and spun it into thread. Then they wove it into cloth, dyed it, and made it into garments for themselves...  The New Century Second Reader - Page 158by Hannah Avis Perdue, Florence E. La Victoire - 1899 - 160 pagesFull view - About this book
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...rainbow. Hi a wa'tlia(the first syllable may be pronounced hi or he"; but if it is pronounced he", the last syllable should be ta, not tha), the man...their families. Such garments were' called "homespun." liy' a ciiith (hi' a stnth). a bulb plant, which bears a stem of beautiful, fragrant flowers. The flower... | |
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