10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PENWIPER»
Discover the use of
penwiper in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
penwiper and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Beeton's Book of Needlework:
186 and 187.PenWiper in Cloth Appliqué. Materials: 4 circles of black cloth; 1
large white, 4 small white, and 4red circles ofcloth;4whiteand 4 redstars ofcloth;
small black beads; gold and black purse silk; small ivory handle or figure. This
pretty ...
Contributed by W. W. Slocum, Buffalo, N. Y. Penwiper Holder for a Drawing
Board About the most troublesome thing a draftsman has to deal with is the
penwiper. A solution of this trouble is clearly shown in the sketch. The rag is held
at the end ...
She passed by the hat in contempt; looked at the penwiper, and put it down;
lookedat the sheet of paper,andputit down; hesitatedand again shut her eyes. "
No!" cried Grosse. "I won'thave it!How dareyou blind yourself, in the presence of
Me?
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The Saturated World: Aesthetic Meaning, Intimate Objects, ...
A "witch penwiper" suggested in Ornamental Toys and How To Make Them also
incorporated a doll with an old woman's face; ideally, she would be made to look
as if she were stooping over. The witch and the old woman were lighthearted ...
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The Southdown Flock Book
Penwiper 8th, 8593, vol. 19. 12o84 Wilbraham Afghan (34° ), born 1918. s.
Gatton Park S51, 11747, d. Wilbraham Ewe (79°). s. Gattonvol. 27. Park P 7,
1o6o5, vol. 24. br. Sir J. Colman. 2 d. Wilbraham Ewe (94 m). s. Penwiper' 6th,
8582, vol.
Penwipers, or penwipes, were popular fancy items in the Victorian age. A
penwiper was a piece of absorbent cloth for wiping excess ink from fountain pens
. The cloth was often worked into an elaborate holder or case, however, and
made as a ...
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The Southdown Flock Book
Penwiper 25th (15 N), bred by Mr. F. H. Jennings, s. Penwiper 7444, vol. 17, d-
Pagham Harbour Ewe (312"°), by Goodwood 383o, vol. 9. Clymping 18 of 1912 (
18 W.L.), bred by Mr. Walter Langmead.s. Hark Forward 9446, vol. 21, d.
Clymping ...
Southdown Sheep Society, inc, 1914
“I hope Jonathan likes his penwiper,” Maisie said to Elsa. At the laughter, she
clapped her hand over her mouth in dismay. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong's gift was a
hand-knit cap and mittens. Polly had hemmed a white square for a Sunday ...
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The Companion to Our Mutual Friend (RLE Dickens): Routledge ...
'Penwipers] Made of one or more pieces of cloth folded or fastened together in
various forms, such as a 'brush penwiper', 'tassel penwiper'. 'A schoolmaster, and
says dinner-mats! I love my love with a B] This is the game called Forfeits: the ...
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Bazaars and Fair Ladies: The History of the American ...
This suggestion for a penwiper as a sheaf of wheat appeared in Godey's Lady's
Book, February 1870. Fig. 48. (right) This fanciful accessory was made in the
shape of a wheelbarrow. It was designed to compete with commercial goods at
fairs, ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PENWIPER»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
penwiper is used in the context of the following news items.
Blue Sky digs for the rare metal 'loophole'
The other key player in our little team is Penwiper, our poor but dishonest company secretary. Penwiper keeps Blue Sky in compliance with the ... «The Australian Financial Review, Nov 14»
VAJAYJAY IS SO BORING: Here's 9 Historic Euphemisms For Sex …
From Brown Madam to Itching Jenny, from your parenthesis, to your parts of shame, from a journey down your peculiar river, to your penwiper, ... «xoJane, Apr 14»
The munching invader
The family also includes the weird and wonderful alpine penwiper plant and Cook's scurvy grass, Lepidium oleraceum, made famous by ... «The Nelson Mail, Jan 13»
DIY Doctor Who Weeping Angel costume looks terrifyingly good
As for penwiper's costume, she used carefully painted fabric for the DIY "stone" dress, foamcore posterboard for the wings and two masks for ... «SlashGear, Jun 10»
Biblio-Text: Black Gull Books
But our out-and-out favourite is a little slip of paper where someone's written "Because we knew it was a prehistoric penwiper Alan dear!". «Londonist, Nov 09»
