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book one

can have no words but praise.... It is a pleasure to have so good a record of such admirable Architectural Drawing, free, firm and delicate."--_British Architect._

B. T. BATSFORD, 94, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON.

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Transcriber's Note:

The following printer's errors have been corrected in the text:

page xxi: Part of a fan "f" of "fan" not printed in original

page 62: The feathery stem (A) on the sampler "the" missing in original

page 70: except that it has something of the appearance "of" missing in original

page 223: in no case does it appear to be stitching "t" of "it" not printed in original

page 225: forms of needlework "froms" printed for "forms" in original

End of Project Gutenberg's Art in Needlework, by Lewis F. Day and Mary Buckle