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Feilding Star, 10 November 1891, Page 3

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; househbl<Jsj?the way of living, $h£ I'be1 'be m^^but^ij^'eyery^ife'lail- f rom ', ; The '^rtirain^tKe?^unfr^^de thergars h e *?'6 ( l' the jsheiep, 'washed th?^things j^beat the 'jiax,, ground the ;conij sat) at the spinal | Sing-wheel aiicl fprOTaretl the^f ood. In towns they Jiaa^nO' shearing to 'do, but •■ v^pmen^ ex^r ic^|e^i^^b|oid>ry;;. jn^||fe^ifet^kinii; of: work, T-heyV iwppfee^^^3^9^ niep.ts . with?gOld^aSd? p^ris-;and^p^ : ?was^la- ■■' : speei^ ; ' :^ajr&' i "Of'; boursp, JtKiey ?; iare • accui©i n by. tjbe. . eccle^iia^tips S^A :" ; * :^overweening , desire 7 th^y; certainly curled u anlli is sorry to read, thereby spoiled theic pretty^cheeks.' If the man was tfie hlaf^rd^tne %wner or winner pi the \< lpafr^thei'^vife .hlaf-dig — its dbtribufory'ihe servants and the retainers were hlaf-betas, or eater of it. nunneries began. ; to' be ' l^nde r d l the'.|^»to ; lad)[es:in great riumibCTs forsook; tlie^rld forjthe cldK^er. 3Md)he!^;^heyilb^an (talearhiLatitii ; and«b^m^abl#at;least ■ to carry on fc^rres^tfdenc^^sjoecimens r? of * which (still* exis^-in- that ; ;language.-r i Harp-' [er's'fMag^zinev'ii.fe>^ *"■ ■■■'«:''■ ;^- ' :•