A Wintersnight Tale
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The yarn was dyed a dark indigo blue, but not, I think, at the farm, and then sent to a little water mill at West Chelmsford, where it was woven with a strong cotton warp into an excellent fabric, called "farmer's frocking, " from which was made A WINTERSNIGHT TALE the long warm frocks which the men wore in their winter work.
A seamstress, named Lucy Shed, whom we children called" Bumble Bee, " from her stout- ness, cut and sewed these and other garments for the household, she living in the hou...se while so occupied. I had a small blue frock, which gave me more real satisfaction than any clothes I have ever had since. The stockings, mittens, gloves and neck comforters for the family were knit from this yarn, in the house.
There was also a small wheel for spin- ning flax, which is now in the library, but I do not remember that it was ever used in my day, and it does not show signs of having done much work, while the wool wheel has evi- dently earned its living by long service.
There were always several hives of bees in the garden, which supplied ample store of honey, and this, I suppose, took the place of the white loaf sugar for some purposes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The yarn was dyed a dark indigo blue, but not, I think, at the farm, and then sent to a little water mill at West Chelmsford, where it was woven with a strong cotton warp into an excellent fabric, called "farmer's frocking, " from which was made A WINTERSNIGHT TALE the long warm frocks which the men wore in their winter work.
A seamstress, named Lucy Shed, whom we children called" Bumble Bee, " from her stout- ness, cut and sewed these and other garments for the household, she living in the hou...se while so occupied. I had a small blue frock, which gave me more real satisfaction than any clothes I have ever had since. The stockings, mittens, gloves and neck comforters for the family were knit from this yarn, in the house.
There was also a small wheel for spin- ning flax, which is now in the library, but I do not remember that it was ever used in my day, and it does not show signs of having done much work, while the wool wheel has evi- dently earned its living by long service.
There were always several hives of bees in the garden, which supplied ample store of honey, and this, I suppose, took the place of the white loaf sugar for some purposes.
What to read after A Wintersnight Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Henry Dalton to read onlineMoreLess
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