trigram

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trigram	frequency
side of the	33
the right side	33
the wrong side	28
edge of the	27
on the right	26
is to be	26
should be used	22
on the wrong	21
of the goods	21
part of the	20
the edge of	19
in the same	19
it may be	19
should never be	17
may be used	17
the same way	16
the line of	16
should always be	16
be used for	16
the bottom of	16
is used for	15
as well as	15
of the material	15
of the garment	15
seams should be	15
at the bottom	15
of the seam	14
a piece of	14
end of the	14
wrong side of	14
the warp threads	14
of the skirt	14
of the same	14
so that the	13
hooks and eyes	13
should be made	13
of an inch	13
as it is	13
of the sleeve	13
the waist line	13
the end of	12
they should be	12
right side of	12
of home economics	12
length of the	12
the top of	12
it is a	11
size of the	11
some of the	11
at the back	11
should be cut	11
of the cloth	11
the pattern is	11
bottom of the	11
of the needle	10
the length of	10
american school of	10
of the design	10
is the most	10
one of the	9
the stitches should	9
center of the	9
is apt to	9
is used in	9
of the fibers	9
of the buttonhole	9
thread should be	9
the center of	9
out of print	9
the most important	9
edges of the	9
the united states	9
top of the	8
there is a	8
should be done	8
back of the	8
the skirt and	8
it is used	8
great variety of	8
textiles and clothing	8
to the lining	8
on the machine	8
the cloth is	8
towards the worker	8
finished with a	8
at the top	8
should not be	8
should be taken	8
the woof threads	8
by means of	7
should be basted	7
line of sewing	7
they may be	7
warp and filling	7
the size of	7
it does not	7
surface of the	7
the yarn is	7
that it is	7
on both sides	7
can be made	7
should be placed	7
the cat stitch	7
department of agriculture	7
according to the	7
school of home	7
of the threads	7
this makes a	7
the use of	7
portions of the	7
at right angles	7
of the hem	7
there should be	7
of any kind	7
of the figure	7
in imitation of	7
of the pattern	6
down to the	6
apt to be	6
may be cut	6
care should be	6
a line of	6
cotton or linen	6
the process of	6
stitch on the	6
parallel with the	6
if it is	6
is made by	6
to be done	6
should be kept	6
the hem is	6
is a good	6
to remove the	6
to have the	6
the thumb and	6
of the warp	6
the back of	6
over and over	6
should be carefully	6
a good plan	6
the lining is	6
quality of the	6
it should be	6
may be made	6
of the fiber	6
fourth of an	6
which it is	6
stitches should be	6
stitches may be	6
at hull house	6
at the same	6
from the top	6
the same color	6
the most beautiful	6
on the outside	6
it is not	6
made in the	6
on the surface	6
between the thumb	6
woolen and worsted	6
line of basting	6
a true bias	6
stitch is used	6
the thread should	6
threads of the	6
the goods is	6
from left to	5
but it is	5
good plan to	5
taken not to	5
of the band	5
be taken out	5
and in the	5
of the front	5
the last stitch	5
from the edge	5
and should be	5
running and back	5
width of the	5
in color and	5
to the bottom	5
which may be	5
stitched on the	5
the edges of	5
used as a	5
in which the	5
to the waist	5
it is always	5
is used to	5
should be the	5
the garment is	5
the material is	5
along the line	5
the waist is	5
sea island cotton	5
on the face	5
the fibers of	5
to make a	5
the surface of	5
to hold the	5
and clothing part	5
is known as	5
to the edge	5
the lower edge	5
left to right	5
are to be	5
at the waist	5
line of the	5
they are made	5
as in a	5
basted on the	5
used for the	5
in the back	5
in order to	5
of the opening	5
line of stitching	5
of all kinds	5
to preserve the	5
will not be	5
and finished with	5
the chain stitch	5
university of chicago	5
portion of the	5
in the middle	5
a number of	5
next to the	5
distance from the	5
made of the	5
two or three	5
of the first	5
should be fitted	5
parts of the	5
close to the	5
the beauty of	5
the action of	4
never be used	4
thread of the	4
under the point	4
in the form	4
ends of the	4
can be used	4
to be cut	4
the same manner	4
the top and	4
the american school	4
be taken not	4
of the outside	4
it is possible	4
of domestic science	4
of the fabric	4
with the warp	4
the seams should	4
the quality of	4
the point of	4
plan for making	4
the wool is	4
is one of	4
placing the needle	4
with a piece	4
to make the	4
will be found	4
above and below	4
seams and hems	4
the upper part	4
eighth of an	4
made with a	4
the ends of	4
the threads in	4
of the most	4
an exhibit of	4
and the other	4
the woven cloth	4
a wide hem	4
upper part of	4
both warp and	4
more difficult to	4
stitched to the	4
if the skirt	4
of the thread	4
it will be	4
be sure that	4
middle of the	4
a line with	4
in the seam	4
the form of	4
this should be	4
ready for the	4
in the pattern	4
and it is	4
the most common	4
top and bottom	4
the filling threads	4
cut in the	4
as shown in	4
of which the	4
outside of the	4
the manufacture of	4
through the center	4
the raw edge	4
of the body	4
on account of	4
from which it	4
may be placed	4
of the best	4
each side of	4
in the opposite	4
cloth used for	4
beginning at the	4
out of the	4
the shoulder seams	4
to a thread	4
this is done	4
warp and woof	4
of the machine	4
may be done	4
from the loom	4
under arm piece	4
the city of	4
the bottom edge	4
of different widths	4
should be well	4
of the velveteen	4
and is used	4
its name from	4
to strengthen the	4
to the school	4
the needle is	4
the upper edge	4
the warp and	4
wrong side and	4
so that it	4
back and forth	4
care of clothing	4
at a time	4
of a waist	4
bias strip of	4
the sleeve is	4
the material and	4
stitch is made	4
is possible to	4
if the cloth	4
be done by	4
the gathering threads	4
of the waist	4
the left hand	4
variety of weaves	4
the plain weave	4
the purpose of	4
bottom of a	4
it must be	4
the bottom and	4
used for a	4
shown in the	4
to the right	4
garment is to	4
the skirt is	4
the seam and	4
may be dyed	4
in the illustration	4
placed at the	4
the angora goat	4
right side and	4
the same as	4
warp threads of	4
on the cloth	4
line with the	4
must be taken	4
the same time	4
should match the	4
threads should be	4
made by taking	4
in the making	4
in the text	4
care must be	4
the design should	4
at the end	4
may be finished	4
be used in	4
the fiber is	4
the hooks and	4
if the goods	4
on the edge	4
the great variety	4
the middle of	4
and back stitch	4
drawing out the	4
be done with	4
made on the	4
from right to	4
this stitch is	4
in hand sewing	4
in the united	4
this is called	4
the threads are	4
can be done	4
right to left	4
as in the	4
be a double	4
goods should be	4
well as for	4
to be made	4
coming from the	4
shape of the	4
be used on	4
the number of	4
lining should be	4
be done in	4
be done on	4
the neck and	4
fold of the	4
point of the	4
run in the	4
the seams are	4
the under side	4
a great variety	4
with the selvage	3
should be put	3
seam should be	3
black and white	3
below the waist	3
are apt to	3
exposed to the	3
on the garment	3
a long stitch	3
of the dress	3
on the skirt	3
piece of the	3
cloth with a	3
the direction of	3
preferred by many	3
printed on the	3
stitch to the	3
or fold of	3
plain waist pattern	3
and ornament in	3
it can be	3
the band should	3
of the work	3
of cotton or	3
a bias facing	3
are the most	3
in cutting a	3
in a buttonhole	3
there is no	3
should be opened	3
eye of the	3
band should be	3
the finished garment	3
made by turning	3
the opposite direction	3
be removed by	3
be made at	3
the seam in	3
we have the	3
of the plain	3
that of the	3
the skirt may	3
after which the	3
required for the	3
of the shuttle	3
try on the	3
in heavy material	3
sent to the	3
of the spindle	3
the cross stitch	3
the pattern will	3
has been cut	3
get the local	3
made from it	3
over on the	3
free from dust	3
skirt and waist	3
by hand and	3
thumb and fingers	3
in with the	3
may be added	3
sign your full	3
of caustic soda	3
which should be	3
may be lengthened	3
quarter of an	3
is impossible to	3
of the button	3
are woven with	3
the most difficult	3
this is the	3
warp threads and	3
the warp is	3
neck and sleeves	3
cut off the	3
the lining should	3
the front and	3
if the garment	3
begin at the	3
dyed in the	3
the width of	3
on each side	3
culture of hemp	3
an inch in	3
and stitch the	3
seam may be	3
towards the top	3
it has been	3
be kept in	3
of the various	3
the spindle is	3
in front than	3
three or four	3
beauty of the	3
this should always	3
turn the sleeve	3
in the cloth	3
much the same	3
the hand loom	3
solution of caustic	3
to be worn	3
as they are	3
the seam with	3
warm water and	3
four or five	3
construction and ornament	3
the lines of	3
is used on	3
strip of canvas	3
the shape of	3
the under arm	3
shape and size	3
and grace of	3
are made of	3
at the shoulder	3
of the board	3
the thread and	3
because of the	3
on the market	3
the right and	3
all kinds of	3
sure that the	3
held in the	3
used for dress	3
of woolen and	3
along the seam	3
the sleeve over	3
if the material	3
the thread from	3
is due to	3
care being taken	3
show on the	3
in making a	3
the needle and	3
and pressed flat	3
sleeve over the	3
the sleeve and	3
and may be	3
to the garment	3
on a line	3
any of the	3
is woven in	3
at the right	3
use of the	3
members of the	3
fullness made by	3
worn under the	3
grace of the	3
should be sewed	3
should be stitched	3
wool and silk	3
do the work	3
the opposite side	3
of the hole	3
test questions on	3
thread on the	3
of hemp and	3
the edges together	3
the warp of	3
be marked with	3
takes its name	3
in the weaving	3
of the wool	3
the finish of	3
the dye bath	3
is difficult to	3
thread may be	3
can be found	3
and finish with	3
of the finest	3
stitches along the	3
pattern has been	3
up to date	3
making the purl	3
the value of	3
gores may be	3
which they are	3
much of the	3
in the line	3
in which they	3
in connection with	3
the effect is	3
and size of	3
in the finished	3
should be held	3
the eye of	3
this may be	3
of thin material	3
is more difficult	3
the cloth and	3
an inch from	3
pattern of the	3
or neck band	3
be placed on	3
to be sewed	3
as soon as	3
the needle under	3
at an angle	3
is made up	3
the pattern on	3
the fullness made	3
may be purchased	3
and faulty ornamentation	3
woolens and worsteds	3
of the cuff	3
school of correspondence	3
any of these	3
need not be	3
flat on the	3
found in the	3
cannot be used	3
face of the	3
canvas should be	3
on to the	3
sewing on bands	3
on the spindle	3
outside cut by	3
the distance from	3
along the edge	3
comes from the	3
the threads at	3
collar or neck	3
make the sleeves	3
be made on	3
into a band	3
the goods should	3
makes a strong	3
the thread is	3
warp of the	3
around the waist	3
match the material	3
inch below the	3
and not too	3
the outside cut	3
opened and pressed	3
a buttonhole stitch	3
by hand or	3
each other and	3
should be applied	3
dressmaking up to	3
a few of	3
used for clothing	3
be cut in	3
bottom edge of	3
the stitching is	3
may be stitched	3
flannel seams and	3
done on a	3
the presser foot	3
the department of	3
property of absorbing	3
garments that are	3
eye should be	3
the stitches are	3
the making of	3
of the patch	3
a cloth woven	3
of the american	3
the outside of	3
number of times	3
the front gore	3
questions on part	3
should be as	3
known as the	3
up an exhibit	3
and woof threads	3
wound on a	3
the folded edges	3
at one time	3
seam in the	3
your full name	3
button hole and	3
line to be	3
of a garment	3
may be removed	3
silk and wool	3
to the sleeve	3
in front of	3
the gores may	3
of the dirt	3
waist is to	3
used in the	3
invented in the	3
or if the	3
width from the	3
seams may be	3
design should be	3
means of a	3
the back and	3
the spinning frame	3
may be a	3
of silk and	3
the thread on	3
in width from	3
to the goods	3
enough to hold	3
on the band	3
be given to	3
should be a	3
the best quality	3
the filling thread	3
for seed and	3
used by the	3
and below the	3
the shuttle to	3
the face of	3
thread is used	3
was known as	3
the first step	3
and the stitches	3
in the manufacture	3
that are to	3
cleaning and bleaching	3
below the elbow	3
method of folding	3
or loop stitch	3
be covered with	3
photograph of c	3
the line to	3
material should be	3
longer than the	3
done with the	3
velveteen should be	3
be used to	3
the short fiber	3
the cutting and	3
to the fibers	3
of the textile	3
be basted on	3
the first fold	3
the running stitch	3
or gathers are	3
few of the	3
formerly instructor in	3
material to be	3
sides of the	3
good and faulty	3
the greatest care	3
author of u	3
to suit the	3
at the ends	3
cloth having a	3
a bar tack	3
rib and basket	3
to form a	3
never use a	3
stitch is worked	3
with a bar	3
is also used	3
of the instructor	3
the design being	3
are used to	3
wound on the	3
and the outside	3
the raw edges	3
are known as	3
the side next	3
there may be	3
the removal of	3
be cut and	3
the neck band	3
and over stitch	3
injury to the	3
hemp and jute	3
the preparation of	3
after completing the	3
done on the	3
drawing the edges	3
and chain stitches	3
all changes necessary	3
of the wheel	3
direction of the	3
to keep the	3
to be covered	3
your idea of	3
is worked from	3
should be pressed	3
inch from the	3
back stitch is	3
the distaff was	3
be taken that	3
is on the	3
most beautiful of	3
seam on the	3
if the pattern	3
out of shape	3
a single thread	3
stitch in the	3
the hole is	3
begun at the	3
the needle back	3
the seam is	3
it is difficult	3
of the seed	3
about the same	3
of the embroidery	3
insert the needle	3
in mending the	3
always be done	3
the finishing of	3
lines of the	3
the hair of	3
hems and seams	3
the needle should	3
to cover the	3
the same side	3
is wound on	3
it is impossible	3
seed and fiber	3
be taken to	3
not take the	2
between the notches	2
are used and	2
a neat buttonhole	2
be placed in	2
basting is used	2
towards the end	2
types of machines	2
indicated in the	2
to be taken	2
the island of	2
then lift the	2
way from the	2
bent needle should	2
under the needle	2
thumb and first	2
turn the work	2
to try on	2
at the center	2
the material to	2
are usually wider	2
to which it	2
of decorative art	2
the trimming is	2
skirts and drawers	2
from this machine	2
the sewing table	2
a tape measure	2
an extension hem	2
interlining should be	2
salts of aluminum	2
about per cent	2
back over the	2
the textiles of	2
outline of the	2
how do the	2
woven linen or	2
garment should be	2
turn the material	2
or linen the	2
or other fastenings	2
make two clusters	2
sleeves may be	2
for ornamental purposes	2
may be adjusted	2
bleaching and dyeing	2
should be added	2
year book of	2
be worn under	2
are out of	2
soap is the	2
of textile fabrics	2
them to the	2
are intended to	2
or two inches	2
wider than velvet	2
linen and cotton	2
some chemical which	2
if the waist	2
woven in checks	2
institute of technology	2
edge or fold	2
the bottom to	2
addition of a	2
to be found	2
throw of the	2
skirts of thin	2
were used for	2
different kinds of	2
be put into	2
and send in	2
and calico printing	2
the right of	2
much more difficult	2
the edges are	2
light weight canvas	2
the distaff and	2
eighth or one	2
only enough for	2
the cloth in	2
as not to	2
at the lower	2
as for a	2
to the facing	2
which is woven	2
may be darned	2
lie perfectly flat	2
a name given	2
may be beautiful	2
may now be	2
the raw material	2
cotton cloth having	2
near as possible	2
make a color	2
improvement was the	2
silks can be	2
in home economics	2
blanket or loop	2
in cleaning and	2
bound or overcast	2
it is less	2
to cut off	2
inside the basting	2
diseases of children	2
the edge is	2
colonial days in	2
towards the chest	2
has been woven	2
value for clothing	2
down the back	2
to lie flat	2
with fine thread	2
important points in	2
textiles of to	2
many of the	2
gathering threads are	2
to be used	2
be allowed for	2
on the same	2
arrow head and	2
spinning with the	2
cotton warp and	2
in regard to	2
the washboard and	2
every alternate stitch	2
to dispose of	2
get up an	2
method is to	2
a high lustre	2
two lines of	2
made in imitation	2
and draw it	2
from dust and	2
most of the	2
of the ramie	2
school of domestic	2
the silk worm	2
a worsted cloth	2
is supposed to	2
the work is	2
entirely different in	2
ripped and the	2
position on the	2
upper edge of	2
of a square	2
making an opening	2
is being done	2
and the cross	2
character of the	2
folded edges or	2
determine the size	2
the edge as	2
the principle of	2
iron on the	2
is wiser to	2
form of yarn	2
linen is woven	2
of canvas or	2
loops are made	2
having a small	2
made of silk	2
facing of silk	2
stitch must be	2
the fibers are	2
folds in the	2
of the dye	2
distinguished by its	2
from culture of	2
turned and stitched	2
goods or department	2
but if the	2
perfectly straight and	2
before any work	2
of a skirt	2
of work to	2
the east indies	2
on the loom	2
it is more	2
just enough to	2
for the seam	2
be finished at	2
account of the	2
the entire length	2
and does not	2
a brief outline	2
of gathering threads	2
with the pile	2
stitch and placing	2
facing may be	2
secret of success	2
infinite variety of	2
it is advisable	2
finished ends and	2
the warp or	2
right side out	2
the seam on	2
a slanting stitch	2
is faced with	2
place the knot	2
white or light	2
and garment drafting	2
be opened and	2
back of waist	2
kind should be	2
which the filling	2
piece of tape	2
stitches placed closely	2
the goods and	2
in various widths	2
is used only	2
or made by	2
better can be	2
the spot with	2
fabric with a	2
of the left	2
thirds of the	2
patch is used	2
simple designs are	2
be sent to	2
the needle as	2
is done by	2
folding a wide	2
from it is	2
it is woven	2
of the neck	2
time in the	2
well stretched over	2
of heavy material	2
for a plain	2
cutting and making	2
of the a	2
may be obtained	2
and economic cooking	2
for all the	2
and placing the	2
on both edges	2
the bottom with	2
and free from	2
a few stitches	2
and cat stitched	2
the spinning wheel	2
the flax is	2
used for ornamental	2
lining may be	2
and all folds	2
with the spindle	2
of the angora	2
material is to	2
the worn part	2
little as possible	2
the outer edge	2
on the under	2
possible the size	2
finishing of seams	2
depends upon the	2
that can be	2
is a great	2
carry the thread	2
the addition of	2
the color and	2
by the yard	2
the desired width	2
to do the	2
be added to	2
be finished with	2
through which the	2
buttonhole will be	2
which the yarn	2
bear great strain	2
and for the	2
edge turned and	2
turned on the	2
a difference between	2
the silk fiber	2
over the seam	2
degree of perfection	2
memory the most	2
great value of	2
two and one	2
a running stitch	2
one side of	2
front of the	2
on the waist	2
the readiness with	2
free to manage	2
finish the bottom	2
may be run	2
it is easy	2
and mark for	2
it was designed	2
always be placed	2
be dyed a	2
of folded goods	2
cloth of different	2
be begun at	2
or cotton cloth	2
all these are	2
by the spiked	2
cloth coming from	2
and drawn out	2
the filling and	2
is usually done	2
with the moisture	2
as the most	2
muslin or linen	2
which is wound	2
director american school	2
at the left	2
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fibers of wool	2
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cloth woven of	2
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heavy cotton cloth	2
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and worsted fabrics	2
the fitted waist	2
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tweeds and homespuns	2
as in darning	2
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comment of the	2
economics seal chicago	2
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wool or silk	2
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or all wool	2
and draw the	2
order to be	2
the fleece of	2
of folding and	2
the sleeve in	2
or warp threads	2
with the chest	2
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two of the	2
color of the	2
needle and thread	2
to emphasize and	2
or bent needle	2
sewing buttons on	2
of the model	2
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fleece of sheep	2
a waist and	2
one or two	2
woven of silk	2
under the arm	2
the needle half	2
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it is then	2
over the lining	2
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clothing part ii	2
beautiful in themselves	2
rolled hem and	2
in old new	2
the velveteen should	2
the band over	2
of taking a	2
use of any	2
remarkable property of	2
of stitching across	2
filling threads were	2
have a fine	2
pattern on the	2
be added the	2
seams are basted	2
the stitches being	2
on which the	2
usually done with	2
bunch of wool	2
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hem and whipped	2
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edge as well	2
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outline and chain	2
the mountains of	2
wide hem over	2
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button holes are	2
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fastened in the	2
serve the purpose	2
in stagnant water	2
the cloth from	2
or money order	2
errors in ornamentation	2
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with a cord	2
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blind or slip	2
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colors and the	2
conference on home	2
of which it	2
to the cloth	2
with a knot	2
ornament at the	2
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linen or cotton	2
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can you say	2
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is true of	2
the yarn of	2
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both ends and	2
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this weave is	2
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of the cocoon	2
seal chicago american	2
by taking the	2
of equal length	2
it is now	2
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a lengthwise fold	2
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made of cotton	2
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of combed wool	2
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from ten to	2
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that it may	2
both hands free	2
the stitch is	2
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or blotting paper	2
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by home economics	2
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the waist may	2
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in the roll	2
dimity has a	2
the goods to	2
at the hand	2
fiber wool is	2
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removal of the	2
coin or money	2
the most delicate	2
from the city	2
an inch or	2
silk may be	2
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value to you	2
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to each other	2
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maurice le bosquet	2
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threads at the	2
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of the hands	2
purpose for which	2
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making of a	2
around the hips	2
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on the lining	2
chemistry and dyeing	2
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the corners of	2
adulterated with cotton	2
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woolen or silk	2
the cotton fiber	2
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the size and	2
the buttonhole will	2
the place where	2
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the right place	2
as to produce	2
a blunt or	2
an even darning	2
to be applied	2
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the sleeve should	2
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great number of	2
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being taken to	2
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skirt with a	2
ornament in the	2
hand loom weaving	2
the worn place	2
to serve the	2
from the bottom	2
french knots are	2
woven fabric with	2
nothing better can	2