The Tale of the Spinning WheelBuel, Elizabeth C. Barney (Elizabeth Cynthia Barney)
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The Tale of the Spinning Wheel
Buel, Elizabeth C. Barney (Elizabeth Cynthia Barney)
Spinning
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THE TALE
OF
THE SPINNING-WHEEL
[Illustration: AN OLD DOORWAY]
THE TALE
OF THE
SPINNING-WHEEL
BY
ELIZABETH CYNTHIA BARNEY BUEL
_Regent “Mary Floyd Tallmadge Chapter,” Daughters
of the American Revolution_
ILLUSTRATED BY
EMILY NOYES VANDERPOEL
AUTHOR OF “COLOR PROBLEMS” AND “CHRONICLES
OF A PIONEER SCHOOL”
LITCHFIELD, CONNECTICUT
MCMIII
COPYRIGHT, 1903, BY
ELIZABETH CYNTHIA BARNEY BUEL
UNIVERSITY PRESS · JOHN WILSON
AND SON · CAMBRIDGE, U. S. A.
DEDICATED
IN GRATEFUL AFFECTION
TO
THE MARY FLOYD TALLMADGE CHAPTER
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
WHOSE READY SYMPATHY AND ENTHUSIASM
HAVE NEVER FAILED IN WORK FOR
“HOME AND COUNTRY”
INTRODUCTORY NOTE
The Tale of the Spinning-Wheel is revised and enlarged from a paper
read before the Litchfield Historical Society, Litchfield, Connecticut;
New England Society in the City of New York, Waldorf-Astoria, New
York City; Mary Floyd Tallmadge Chapter, D. A. R., Litchfield; Judea
Chapter, D. A. R., Washington, Connecticut; Massachusetts Society of
the Colonial Dames of America, Boston; Katherine Gaylord Chapter, D.
A. R., Bristol, Connecticut; Connecticut Society of the Colonial Dames
of America, New Haven, and also in Hartford; Denver Chapter, D. A.
R., Denver, Colorado; Warren and Prescott Chapter, D. A. R., Boston,
Massachusetts; Orford Parish Chapter, D. A. R., South Manchester,
Connecticut; National Arts Club, New York; Esther Stanley Chapter, D.
A. R., New Britain, Connecticut; Annual Spring Conference, Connecticut
D. A. R., at Middletown; Dorothy Ripley Chapter, D. A. R., Southport,
Connecticut; Wiltwyck Chapter, D. A. R., Kingston, New York; Litchfield
Club, Litchfield, Connecticut, etc., etc.
THE TALE OF
THE SPINNING-WHEEL
“_Queens of Homespun, out of whom we draw our royal lineage._”—HORACE
BUSHNELL.
THE TALE OF THE SPINNING-WHEEL
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