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162 Old-time Schools and School-books
The children had numerous methods for defacing their school-books, and they also had certain devices |
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for keeping them in good order. Many of the older books are protected by an outer cover of sheepskin neatly folded in at the edges and sewed |
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A Conventional Combination of Dots and Line. |
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in place with homespun tow. After 1825 this outer covering was apt to be calico, and sometimes there were tie strings attached at the sides. The girls |
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