The Panama Canal Review 12, 3
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With a heaped basket of rainbow colors before her, Mrs. Suggs soon has nose- gays of airy, delicate flowers blooming on the table in front of her as her fingers give a twist here and snipsnip there.
Some of these flowers are fashioned into headbands, others become corsages, and a number of brides have carried bridal boiKjuets of flowers which never wilt, made by Mrs. Suggs' nimble fingers.
Her fingers fashion pot holders on which roses bloom, each petal separate, fresh, and perk\'. On her table... she some- times uses a tablecloth she crocheted in intricate, lacy design. In one corner of her living room is an unusual lamp, its base a replica of a scene in Old Panama.
The lamp-shade is made of a silk scarf, gay with t)'pical Panamanian scenes.
Ten-piece place sets, to Mrs. Suggs, are just something to keep her fingers busy. Crocheting, to her, is nothing new. She's been doing it since she was a child of nine.
Scraps of material go into her braided rugs, which feature bright designs in unusual patterns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With a heaped basket of rainbow colors before her, Mrs. Suggs soon has nose- gays of airy, delicate flowers blooming on the table in front of her as her fingers give a twist here and snipsnip there.
Some of these flowers are fashioned into headbands, others become corsages, and a number of brides have carried bridal boiKjuets of flowers which never wilt, made by Mrs. Suggs' nimble fingers.
Her fingers fashion pot holders on which roses bloom, each petal separate, fresh, and perk\'. On her table... she some- times uses a tablecloth she crocheted in intricate, lacy design. In one corner of her living room is an unusual lamp, its base a replica of a scene in Old Panama.
The lamp-shade is made of a silk scarf, gay with t)'pical Panamanian scenes.
Ten-piece place sets, to Mrs. Suggs, are just something to keep her fingers busy. Crocheting, to her, is nothing new. She's been doing it since she was a child of nine.
Scraps of material go into her braided rugs, which feature bright designs in unusual patterns.
What to read after The Panama Canal Review 12, 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panama Canal Company to read onlineMoreLess
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