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+*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 78371 ***
+
+
+
+
+                                  THE
+
+                      KNITTING TEACHER’S ASSISTANT
+
+                        DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF
+
+                        NATIONAL GIRLS’ SCHOOLS.
+
+                         NEW EDITION, EDITED BY
+
+                                E. M. C.
+
+                               AUTHOR OF
+
+                ‘THE LADY’S CROCHET-BOOK.’ FOUR SERIES.
+                ‘THE LADY’S KNITTING-BOOK.’ FOUR SERIES.
+                  ‘THE LADY’S WORK-BOOK.’ TWO SERIES.
+                 ‘THE LADY’S NETTING-BOOK.’ ONE SERIES.
+             ‘THE LADY’S CREWEL EMBROIDERY.’ THREE SERIES.
+                ‘EMBROIDERY AND ART-NEEDLEWORK DESIGNS.’
+
+                         Fifty-third Thousand.
+
+                                LONDON:
+                         HATCHARDS, PICCADILLY.
+
+                                 1881.
+
+                           _Price Sixpence._
+
+       *       *       *       *       *
+                                 LONDON
+                    PRINTED BY STRANGEWAYS AND SONS.
+                 Tower Street, Upper St. Martin’s Lane.
+
+       *       *       *       *       *
+
+
+
+
+EDITOR’S PREFACE.
+
+
+The fact that this little work has kept its place for about fifty
+years, proves that it has answered a general want; and it is with
+pleasure that I offer the present edition, in a carefully revised form,
+to learners and workers of knitting.
+
+The additional Scale of Measurements will be found a useful guide to
+anyone who may be working with finer wool and pins—and consequently
+with more stitches—than the directions give.
+
+Pins No. 14, Chambers’ bell-gauge, and any wool about the thickness of
+Berlin fingering, are suitable for working these patterns.
+
+                                                                E. M. C.
+
+
+
+
+ADVERTISEMENT.
+
+
+The chief object of this Assistant is to enable Teachers of Classes
+properly to explain the art of Knitting; for, however simple the art
+may seem, it has often been observed that little Teachers have a
+difficulty in expressing the meaning of their instructions to their
+pupils.
+
+The Questions and Answers here furnished, combined with exemplification
+in practice, will, it is hoped, tend to remove this difficulty.
+
+The annexed scales of stockings and socks may be useful to knitters in
+general.
+
+
+
+
+CONTENTS.
+
+                                                                    PAGE
+Questions on Knitting                                                  9
+
+Narrowing                                                             14
+
+The Heel                                                              15
+
+The Foot                                                              16
+
+For a Stocking of eighty-five Stitches, second Size                   18
+
+For a Stocking of ninety-one Stitches, third Size                     20
+
+For a Stocking of ninety-nine Stitches, fourth Size                   21
+
+For a Stocking of a hundred and nine Stitches, fifth Size             23
+
+For a Stocking of a hundred and nine Stitches, Man’s Size             24
+
+For a Stocking of a hundred and thirty-three Stitches,
+second man’s size, with needles and wool rather finer                 26
+
+For a Sock of forty-nine Stitches, first Size                         27
+
+For a Sock of fifty-five Stitches, second Size                        29
+
+For a Sock of eighty-five Stitches in Scotch Fingering,
+Man’s size                                                            30
+
+Scale of Stockings and Socks                                          32
+
+
+
+
+THE KNITTING TEACHER’S ASSISTANT.
+
+
+
+
+_Questions on Knitting._
+
+
+_Q._ What is the first thing you do in knitting a stocking?
+
+_A._ I cast on the stitches.
+
+_Q._ How do you cast on the stitches?
+
+_A._ I take the worsted that is on the ball in the right hand, and
+twist it once round the little finger, pass it under the two next, and
+bring it over the fore-finger, and take the needle between the finger
+and thumb.
+
+_Q._ What next?
+
+_A._ I take the _end_ of the worsted in the left hand, twist it
+round the little finger, bring it over the thumb and round the two
+fore-fingers, to form a loop.
+
+_Q._ What do you do then?
+
+_A._ I put the needle under the lower worsted of the loop, and bring it
+above that which goes over the fore-finger.
+
+_Q._ What do you do with the worsted which is over the fore-finger of
+the right hand?
+
+_A._ I pass it under the needle, bring the needle _down_ through the
+loop, and draw the worsted in the left hand tight; which finishes the
+stitch.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches do you cast on each needle for a stocking of
+seventy-three stitches to fit a child of five?
+
+_A._ Twenty-four on two needles, and twenty-five on the third.[1]
+
+_Q._ Is there any reason for there being an odd stitch on one needle?
+
+_A._ Yes: there must always be an odd stitch on one needle, for the
+seam.
+
+_Q._ What do you do when you have cast on the stitches?
+
+_A._ I begin to knit.
+
+_Q._ How do you make the knitting stitch?
+
+_A._ I put the needle through the stitch, turn the worsted over the
+needle, take up the worsted I turned over, and let off the under loop.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds do you knit _plain_?
+
+_A._ One.
+
+_Q._ How do you fasten in the end of the worsted?
+
+_A._ I knit it in with the three first stitches.
+
+_Q._ What next?
+
+_A._ I knit six rounds _ribbed_.
+
+_Q._ Why do you knit six rounds ribbed?
+
+_A._ To prevent the top of the stocking from curling.
+
+_Q._ How do you form the ribs?
+
+_A._ By knitting three stitches plain, and turning three.
+
+_Q._ How do you make a _purl_ stitch?
+
+_A._ I bring the worsted before the needle, and instead of putting the
+needle over the upper worsted I put it under.
+
+_Q._ What is the next thing you do?
+
+_A._ I begin the seam.
+
+_Q._ How do you make the seam?
+
+_A._ By purling the stitch every second round.
+
+_Q._ Which is the seam stitch?
+
+_A._ The first stitch on the first needle.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds must you have before you begin narrowing?
+
+_A._ Eighty.
+
+_Q._ How do you fasten on a fresh piece of worsted?
+
+_A._ By reversing the ends upon each other, and knitting six stitches
+with the worsted thus doubled.
+
+_Q._ If a stitch be dropped, and you do not discover it till you have
+gone one round, how do you take it up?
+
+_A._ I take the stitch that is dropped with the right needle, and put
+it on the left; then take up the loop at the back, put it over the left
+needle, and cast the stitch over it.
+
+_Q._ If the stitch has been dropped for many rounds, how do you take it
+up?
+
+_A._ I take it up on a spare needle, pass the needle under the lowest
+loop, and cast the stitch over the loop, then take up the next loop as
+before, till they are all taken up.
+
+
+FOOTNOTES:
+
+[1] N.B. All the proportions in the following scales are for coarse
+worsted and large needles.
+
+
+
+
+_Narrowing._
+
+
+_Q._ How do you narrow?
+
+_A._ I slip one, knit one, and pass the slipped stitch over the knitted
+one before the seam, and knit two together after the seam, leaving one
+stitch on each side between the seam and the narrowing.
+
+_Q._ How many times do you narrow, to form the calf?
+
+_A._ Eight times.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds do you leave between the narrowings?
+
+_A._ I narrow every third purl stitch, which leaves five rounds between.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds do you make after the last narrowing before you
+begin the heel?
+
+_A._ Thirty-six.
+
+
+
+
+_The Heel._[2]
+
+
+_Q._ How do you begin the heel?
+
+_A._ I divide the stitches in half, leaving the seam stitch for the
+middle of the heel.
+
+_Q._ Do you knit the heel like the rest of the stocking?
+
+_A._ No; I knit it in rows, and every row on the inside of the heel
+must be purl stitches.
+
+_Q._ How long do you make the heel?
+
+_A._ Twenty-four rows.
+
+_Q._ How do you finish the heel?
+
+_A._ I knit the nine middle stitches in rows, like the heel, taking up
+one of the others with the last stitch of every row till they are all
+taken off.
+
+_Q._ How many needles do you use?
+
+_A._ Only two.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches are there when the heel is finished?
+
+_A._ Nine.
+
+
+FOOTNOTES:
+
+[2] If the heel or toe be required stronger than usual a finer worsted
+must be added in those parts.
+
+
+
+
+_The Foot._
+
+
+_Q._ How do you begin the foot?
+
+_A._ By taking up the stitches at the sides of the heel on the second
+row.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches do you take up for the foot?
+
+_A._ Sixteen on each side of the heel.
+
+_Q._ What do you do next?
+
+_A._ I narrow every second round on each side of the instep till the
+number is even with the ankle.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings do you make?
+
+_A._ Seven on each side.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches will there be then?
+
+_A._ Fifty-six.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds do you make between the heel and toe narrowings?
+
+_A._ Twenty-eight.
+
+_Q._ How do you begin the toe?
+
+_A._ By narrowing twice at each side, leaving two stitches only
+between; this decreases four stitches.
+
+_Q._ How often do you narrow?
+
+_A._ Twice, leaving three rounds between, twice leaving two, twice
+leaving one, then every round till I have sixteen stitches left.
+
+_Q._ How do you finish?
+
+_A._ I put the two needles that have the stitches on them together.
+
+_Q._ What next?
+
+_A._ I take a stitch from each, and knit them together. When two
+stitches are done in this way, I cast the first over the last, and so
+on till they are all taken off.
+
+_Q._ How do you widen?
+
+_A._ By knitting two stitches in the same loop.
+
+
+
+
+_For a Stocking of Eighty-five Stitches, Second Size._
+
+
+_Q._ How many stitches do you cast on?
+
+_A._ Twenty-eight on two needles, and twenty-nine on the third.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds are there to the narrowings?
+
+_A._ One hundred and ten.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings do you make?
+
+_A._ Ten.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds do you leave between each narrowing?
+
+_A._ Four.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds to the heel?
+
+_A._ Forty.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches for the heel?
+
+_A._ Thirty-three.
+
+_Q._ How many for the instep?
+
+_A._ Thirty-two.
+
+_Q._ How long is the heel?
+
+_A._ Twenty-four rows.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches do you take up for the foot?
+
+_A._ Twenty on each side of the heel.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings for the foot?
+
+_A._ Eight on each side.
+
+_Q._ How long is the foot between the narrowings?
+
+_A._ Thirty-two rounds.
+
+
+
+
+_For a Stocking of Ninety-one Stitches, Third Size._
+
+
+_Q._ How many do you cast on?
+
+_A._ Thirty on two needles, and thirty-one on the third.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds are there to the narrowings?
+
+_A._ One hundred and twenty.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings are there?
+
+_A._ Twelve.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds between the narrowings?
+
+_A._ Four.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds to the heel?
+
+_A._ Forty.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches for the heel?
+
+_A._ Thirty-three.
+
+_Q._ How many for the instep?
+
+_A._ Thirty-four.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches do you take up for the foot?
+
+_A._ Twenty-one on each side of the heel.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings for the foot?
+
+_A._ Eight on each side.
+
+_Q._ How long is the heel?
+
+_A._ Twenty-eight rows.
+
+_Q._ How long is the foot between the narrowings?
+
+_A._ Thirty-six rounds.
+
+
+
+
+_For a Stocking of Ninety-nine Stitches, Fourth Size._
+
+
+_Q._ How many do you cast on?
+
+_A._ Thirty-three on each of the three needles.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds are there to the narrowings?
+
+_A._ One hundred and thirty-five.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings are there?
+
+_A._ Thirteen.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds between each narrowing?
+
+_A._ Three.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds to the heel?
+
+_A._ Forty-four.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches for the heel?
+
+_A._ Thirty-seven.
+
+_Q._ How many for the instep?
+
+_A._ Thirty-six.
+
+_Q._ How long is the heel?
+
+_A._ Twenty-eight rows.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches do you take up for the foot?
+
+_A._ Twenty-two on each side of the heel.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings for the foot?
+
+_A._ Nine on each side.
+
+_Q._ How long is the foot between the narrowings?
+
+_A._ Forty rounds.
+
+
+
+
+_For a Stocking of a Hundred and Nine Stitches, Fifth Size._
+
+
+_Q._ How many do you cast on?
+
+_A._ Thirty-six on two needles, and thirty-seven on the third.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds to the narrowings?
+
+_A._ One hundred and forty-eight.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings are there?
+
+_A._ Fourteen.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds to the heel?
+
+_A._ Forty-six.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds between each narrowing?
+
+_A._ Three.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches for the heel?
+
+_A._ Forty-one.
+
+_Q._ How many for the instep?
+
+_A._ Forty.
+
+_Q._ How long is the heel?
+
+_A._ Thirty rows.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches do you take up for the foot?
+
+_A._ Twenty-five on each side of the heel.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings for the foot?
+
+_A._ Nine on each side.
+
+_Q._ How long is the foot between the narrowings?
+
+_A._ Fifty-two.
+
+
+
+
+_For a Stocking of a Hundred and Nine Stitches in Scotch Fingering,
+Man’s Size._
+
+
+_Q._ How many do you cast on?
+
+_A._ Thirty-six on two needles, and thirty-seven on the third.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds to the narrowings?
+
+_A._ One hundred and forty.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings are there?
+
+_A._ Eighteen or twenty.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds to the heel?
+
+_A._ Sixty-two.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches for the heel?
+
+_A._ Forty-one.
+
+_Q._ How many for the instep?
+
+_A._ Forty.
+
+_Q._ How long is the heel?
+
+_A._ Thirty-two rows.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches do you take up for the foot?
+
+_A._ Twenty-five on each side of the heel.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings for the foot?
+
+_A._ Nine on each side.
+
+_Q._ How long is the foot between the narrowings?
+
+_A._ Fifty-eight rounds.
+
+_Q._ How do you narrow the toe for this sized stocking?
+
+_A._ Twice leaving three rounds between, twice leaving two, four times
+leaving one, then every round till I have twenty stitches left.
+
+
+
+
+_For a Stocking of a Hundred and Thirty-three Stitches, Second Man’s
+Size, with Needles and Wool rather finer._
+
+
+_Q._ How many stitches do you cast on?
+
+_A._ Forty-four on two needles, and forty-five on the third.
+
+_Q._ How many turns to the narrowings?
+
+_A._ One hundred and forty-eight.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings?
+
+_A._ Twenty-one.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds to the heel?
+
+_A._ Eighty.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches for the heel?
+
+_A._ Forty-five.
+
+_Q._ How many for the instep?
+
+_A._ Forty-six.
+
+_Q._ How long is the heel?
+
+_A._ Forty rows.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches do you take up for the foot?
+
+_A._ Twenty-nine on each side.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings for the foot?
+
+_A._ Ten on each side.
+
+_Q._ How long is the foot between the narrowings?
+
+_A._ Sixty-eight rounds.
+
+
+
+
+_For a Sock of Forty-nine Stitches, First Size, in Fine Wool._
+
+
+_Q._ How many do you cast on?
+
+_A._ Sixteen on two needles, and seventeen on the third.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds of ribs do you make?
+
+_A._ Twenty.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds after this to the heel?
+
+_A._ Twenty-six.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches for the heel?
+
+_A._ Twenty-five.
+
+_Q._ How many for the instep?
+
+_A._ Twenty-four.
+
+_Q._ How long is the heel?
+
+_A._ Twenty rows.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches do you take up for the foot?
+
+_A._ Fourteen on each side of the heel.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings for the foot?
+
+_A._ Six on each side.
+
+_Q._ How long is the foot between the narrowings?
+
+_A._ Twenty rounds.
+
+
+
+
+_For a Sock of Fifty-five Stitches, Second Size. In Scotch Wheeling
+this fits a boy of fifteen._
+
+
+_Q._ How many stitches do you cast on?
+
+_A._ Eighteen on two needles, and nineteen on the third.
+
+_Q._ How many turns to the heel after the ribbing?
+
+_A._ Sixty.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches for the heel?
+
+_A._ Twenty-nine.
+
+_Q._ How many for the instep?
+
+_A._ Twenty-six.
+
+_Q._ How long is the heel?
+
+_A._ Twenty-four rows.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches do you take up for the heel?
+
+_A._ Eighteen on each side of the heel.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings for the foot?
+
+_A._ Eight on each side.
+
+_Q._ How long is the foot between the narrowings?
+
+_A._ Forty rounds.
+
+
+
+
+_For a Sock of Eighty-five Stitches in Man’s Size._
+
+
+_Q._ How many do you cast on?
+
+_A._ Twenty-eight on two needles, and twenty-nine on the third.
+
+_Q._ How many rounds to the heel?
+
+_A._ Sixty-eight.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches for the heel?
+
+_A._ Forty-three.
+
+_Q._ How many for the instep?
+
+_A._ Forty-two.
+
+_Q._ How long is the heel?
+
+_A._ Twenty-eight rows.
+
+_Q._ How many stitches do you take up for the foot?
+
+_A._ Twenty-five on each side of the heel.
+
+_Q._ How many narrowings for the foot?
+
+_A._ Nine on each side.
+
+_Q._ How long is the foot between the narrowings?
+
+_A._ Fifty-six rounds.
+
+
+
+
+SCALE OF STOCKINGS AND SOCKS.
+
+
+
+
+STOCKINGS.         | Stitches |Rounds to  |Narrowings|Rounds|Stitches|Stitches|Length|   Foot
+                   | cast on. |Narrowings.|  in Leg. |  to  |  for   |  for   |  of  |between the
+Sizes. Scale. Page.|          |           |          | Heel.| Heels. | instep.| Heel.|Narrowings.
+-------------------+----------+-----------+----------+------+--------+--------+------+------------
+1st.     73    10  |24, 24, 25|     80    |     8    |  36  |   29   |   28   |  24  |   28
+                   |          |           |          |      |        |        |      |
+2nd.     85    18  |28, 28, 29|    110    |    10    |  40  |   33   |   32   |  24  |   32
+                   |          |           |          |      |        |        |      |
+3rd.     91    20  |30, 30, 31|    120    |    12    |  40  |   33   |   34   |  28  |   36
+                   |          |           |          |      |        |        |      |
+4th.     99    21  |33, 33, 33|    135    |    13    |  44  |   37   |   36   |  28  |   40
+                   |          |           |          |      |        |        |      |
+5th.    109    23  |36, 36, 37|    148    |    14    |  46  |   41   |   40   |  30  |   52
+                   |          |           |          |      |        |        |      |
+6th.    133    26  |44, 44, 45|    148    |    21    |  80  |   45   |   46   |  40  |   68
+
+
+SOCKS.             | Stitches |Turns|Stitches|Stitches|Length|   Foot
+                   | cast on. | to  |  for   | for    |  of  |between the
+Sizes. Scale. Page.|          |Heel.| Heel.  |Instep. | Heel.|Narrowings.
+-------------------+----------+-----+--------+--------+------+-----------
+1st.     49    27  |16, 16, 17|  46 |   25   |   24   |  20  |   20
+                   |          |     |        |        |      |
+2nd.     55    29  |18, 18, 19|  80 |   29   |   26   |  24  |   40
+                   |          |     |        |        |      |
+3rd.     85    30  |28, 28, 29|  88 |   43   |   42   |  28  |   56
+
+
+
+
+SCALE OF MEASUREMENT IN INCHES.
+
+
+                              |To decreasings| Entire  | Length |Entire
+                              |  for Ankle.  | length  |of Heel.|length
+SOCKS AND STOCKINGS.          |              | before  |        |of Foot.
+                              |              |dividing |        |
+                              |              |for Heel.|        |
+------------------------------+--------------+---------+--------+--------
+Sock for Child of four        |              |    5    |   1½   |   6
+Sock. Second size             |              |    6¾   |   1¾   |   6¾
+Sock for Boy of nine          |              |    7¼   |   2    |   8
+Sock for Boy of twelve        |              |    8    |   2½   |   9½
+Sock for Boy of fifteen       |              |    8    |   2¾   |  10
+Man’s Sock. First size        |              |    8    |   2¾   |  10
+Man’s Sock. Second size       |              |    8¼   |   3    |  10½
+Man’s Sock. Third size        |              |    8¾   |   3    |  11½
+Stocking for Child of five    |     8¼       |   14    |   1¾   |   6¾
+Stocking for Child of seven   |    10        |   16    |   2    |   8
+Stocking for Child of nine    |    11        |   17    |   2    |   8¼
+Stocking for Child of eleven  |    12        |   21½   |   2    |   9
+Woman’s Stocking. First size  |    12¼       |   21¾   |   2½   |   9¼
+Woman’s Stocking. Second size |    13        |   23    |   2¾   |  10
+Man’s Stocking                |    12½       |   22    |   3¼   |  11¼
+
+       *       *       *       *       *
+
+
+
+
+By E. M. C.
+
+
+=1. EMBROIDERY AND ART-NEEDLEWORK DESIGNS.=
+
+With Book of Directions, &c. In crown 8vo. packet, price, 2_s._ 6_d._
+
+=2. THE LADY’S CREWEL EMBROIDERY BOOK. 1st Series.=
+
+With Book of Directions, and Twelve Floral Designs for Tracing.
+Second Edition. Price, 2_s._ 6_d._
+
+=3. THE LADY’S CREWEL EMBROIDERY BOOK. 2nd Series.=
+
+With Book of Directions, &c., and Twelve Floral Designs. Price, 2_s._ 6_d._
+
+=4. LADY’S WORK SERIES (THE).=
+
+Containing Patterns and Receipts of Useful and Ornamental Work.
+With Illustrations. Square 18mo. cloth, 1_s._ 6_d._ each; paper, 1_s._ each.
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+    =Knitting.=    1st Series.    24th Thousand.    80 Patterns.
+    =Knitting.=    2nd Series.    12th Thousand.    48 Patterns.
+    =Knitting.=    3rd Series.    10th Thousand.    46 Patterns.
+    =Knitting.=    4th Series.     9th Thousand.    42 Patterns.
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+_The four Knitting-Books in One Volume, cloth, gilt edges, 4s. 6d._
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+    =Crochet.=    1st Series.    11th Thousand.    46 Patterns.
+    =Crochet.=    2nd Series.     8th Thousand.    44 Patterns.
+    =Crochet.=    3rd Series.     5th Thousand.    21 Patterns.
+    =Crochet.=    4th Series.     6th Thousand.    42 Patterns.
+
+_The four Crochet-Books in One Volume, cloth, gilt edges, 4s. 6d._
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+    =Work.=       1st Series.     2nd Thousand.    84 Patterns.
+    =Work.=       2nd Series.     2nd Thousand.    45 Patterns.
+    =Netting.=    1st Series.     3rd Thousand.    36 Patterns.
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+=Knitting Teacher’s Assistant.= 48th Thousand.
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+Sewed, 6_d._ For National Schools.
+With Special Scale of Stockings and Socks.
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+=Teacher’s Assistant in Needlework.=
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+For National Schools, &c. 24th Thousand. Sewed, 6_d._
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+[Transcriber’s note—the following change has been made to this text:
+
+In SCALE OF STOCKINGS AND SOCKS, number of stitches cast on for 3rd
+size of socks changed from “22, 28, 29” to “28, 28, 29”.]
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+*** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 78371 ***