 | Albert Smith - Peterborough (N.H.) - 1876 - 834 pages
...morning all their sheep were brought to the barn, and four, early lambs were robbed of their fleeces ; and the wool was colored, spun, woven, and made into...when Capt. Finley came through the town on his way to Saratoga, the young soldier was ready to join the company. He was afterwards at the battle of White... | |
 | Crisfield Johnson - Branch County (Mich.) - 1879 - 502 pages
...But the next morning the sheep were brought to the barn, and four early lambs shorn of their fleece. The wool was colored, spun, woven, and made into clothing...within twenty days, and when Capt. Finley came through town on his way to Saratoga, the young soldier was ready to join the company. He returned safely and... | |
 | Crisfield Johnson - Branch County (Mich.) - 1879 - 504 pages
...But the next morning the sheep were brought to the barn, and four early lambs shorn of their fleece. The wool was colored, spun, woven, and made into clothing...within twenty days, and when Capt. Finley came through town on his way to Saratoga, the young soldier was ready to join the company. He returned safely and... | |
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... Mrs. Moore, overhearing the conversation, said, " Billy, you furnish the shoes and I will furnish the clothes." As there were but two pounds of wool in the house, it was a mystery how she could do so. But the next morning the sheep were brought to... 