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My friend was an excellent workwoman; but with some intelligence, and the will to learn, I soon knew as much as she did.
OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEYEMILE GABORIAUShe was an unskilled workwoman, not especially gifted in any way or fitted by her upbringing to earn her daily bread.
OLIVE IN ITALYMORAY DALTONAn artist or a workwoman can tell at once whether your stitch was laid just so because you meant it or because you knew no better.
ART IN NEEDLEWORKLEWIS F. DAYThe best workwoman can earn seven shillings a week, working eight hours a day.
ELIZABETH GILBERT AND HER WORK FOR THE BLINDFRANCES MARTINThe lady now conducted Otto into the sitting-room, where he found the four daughters in full activity with a workwoman.
O. T.HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSENModeste laid each thread of cotton with a precision that would have made an ordinary workwoman desperate.
MODESTE MIGNONHONORE DE BALZACShe is a poor old workwoman who walks with difficulty, leaning on a broom, from which one feels that she never parts.
WOMAN ON HER OWN, FALSE GODS & THE RED ROBEEUGNE BRIEUXHer face, and voice, and smile would alone have won way for her; but in addition to those, she was a most dexterous workwoman.
SAXE HOLM'S STORIESHELEN HUNT JACKSONI took the little workwoman in my arms, and kissed her till I was fairly out of breath and could kiss no longer.
THE TWO DESTINIESWILKIE COLLINSAn old workwoman who once saw her laughing and singing in this fashion said, "There's a girl who will come to a bad end."
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