History of Lace (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Palliser, Bury

 
9781330043325: History of Lace (Classic Reprint)

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As ladies wont To finger the fine needle and nyse thread. Faerie Queen. Needlework sublime. Cowper, The art of lace-makiiig has from the earliest times been so mixed up with that of needlework, it would be impossible to enter on the subject of the present work without giving some mention of the latter. From the first homely attempts of our mother Eve, we have, throughout theO ld Testament, constant mention of embroidery, of curtains of fine twined Unen wrought with needlework, and blue, and purple, and scarlet, with cherubims of cunning work. A gdn, the robe of the ephod was worked with pomegranates of blue, and purple, and scarlet, around the hem thereof. We have mention in Isaiah of womens cauls, of net8 of checker work inS olomon stemple, with pomegranates and other matters too numerous here to record. A holiab is specially recorded as the great embroiderer in blue, and the description of a virtuous woman in the Proverbs, who layeth her hands to the spindle, and clotheth herself in tapestry, and that of the kings daughter, in the Psalms, who shall be brought unto the king in Exodus xxvi. xxvii. Exodus xxviii. Chap. iii. 18. 1K ings vii. 17. Exodus xxxv. 35 Chap.
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