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A SEASON WITH THE DRESSMAKERS, 407
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LXXIL—A SEASON WITH THE DRESSMAKERS,
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way to success or failure will soon be known Alfred . We _Tailandieiu , for one , wish him success .
A Season With The Dressmakers, 407
A SEASON WITH THE DRESSMAKERS , 407
Lxxil—A Season With The Dressmakers,
LXXIL—A SEASON WITH THE DRESSMAKERS , OB TILE EXPERIENCE OF A PIUST HAND .
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when tional I establishment of was pur future suing lot of my Madame to leave studies the Fominin for home , of at Peckham my year dear s , parents that it , was and - a part my
ultimatel makers allwise ' y decree work find -room that myself , we in as a cannot fashionable " first look hand into , London " presidin futurit house y g , yet over . how It a dress many is an
are enable - there d for in one the world short who moment would to g draw ive half aside their the possessions veil which hides to be this ointthat
from view their destiny ! Many will argue upon p , " could but such they cannot have foreseen hold good c so and because so / they life from would the have cradle avoided to it the , ' _?
link grave personall by is link one have ; circumstances long no chain control of , too , and circumstances , over such many must , connecting of sufficientl which , y perhaps acc each ount oth , for we er
the unlooked y -for © vent of my , becoming a dressmaker .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Aug. 1, 1863, page 407, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01081863/page/47/
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