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The Squire of Sandal-Side

CHAPTER I
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Their spinning-wheels hummed by the kitchen-fire, and their shuttles glided deftly in the weaving-room, many a year after Manchester cottons were cheap and plentiful.

But they were pleasant, kindly women, who did wonderful needlework, and made all kinds of dainty dishes and cordials and sirups.

They were famous florists and gardeners, and the very neatest of housewives.

They visited the poor and sick, and never went empty-handed.

They were hearty Churchwomen.


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