Three Vassar Girls in Russia And Turkey
Three Vassar Girls in Russia And Turkey
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But Sallie felt that she was not so bound ; and the more she saw of Turkish misrule, the more indignant she became.
Her first acquaintances, Katarinka and Marika, were still her favorites. The family had settled near the school, and the father was attempting to carry on his trade as a weaver of rugs. Every operation in their manufacture, from the raising of the eoats for the hair, was performed by some member of the family. The youngest child watched the little flock, the girls spun the yarn, t...he mother, a second Lydia, prepared the dye-stuffs, and the father wove. The colors were very beautiful, and the recipes used in the dyeing were a secret, handed down in the family, perhaps from the very Lydia of I1i\atira whose I-O THREE VASSAR GIRLS IN RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
I)urplc dye-stuff was so beautiful that Paul especially refers to it. Sallie had l)een struck l)y the rich colors when she first bought the yarn from the oirls at Ragusa, and was still more delighted by the tasteful combi- nations shown in the finished rugs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Sallie felt that she was not so bound ; and the more she saw of Turkish misrule, the more indignant she became.
Her first acquaintances, Katarinka and Marika, were still her favorites. The family had settled near the school, and the father was attempting to carry on his trade as a weaver of rugs. Every operation in their manufacture, from the raising of the eoats for the hair, was performed by some member of the family. The youngest child watched the little flock, the girls spun the yarn, t...he mother, a second Lydia, prepared the dye-stuffs, and the father wove. The colors were very beautiful, and the recipes used in the dyeing were a secret, handed down in the family, perhaps from the very Lydia of I1i\atira whose I-O THREE VASSAR GIRLS IN RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
I)urplc dye-stuff was so beautiful that Paul especially refers to it. Sallie had l)een struck l)y the rich colors when she first bought the yarn from the oirls at Ragusa, and was still more delighted by the tasteful combi- nations shown in the finished rugs.
What to read after Three Vassar Girls in Russia And Turkey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth W Elizabeth Williams Champney to read onlineMoreLess
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