-
especially under the putting-out system.
Older variants are
seamster and
sempstress. A
costume designer is a
person who
designs costumes for a film, stage...
-
being Country Cousins (1848), Olivia's
Return to her
Parents (1839), The
Sempstress (1844) and A Well-spring in the
Forest (1877).
Redgrave held
three important...
- "Frankness", "The Sabbath", "So many Calls", "The Canal-boat", "Feeling", "The
Sempstress", "Old
Father Morris". (Digital copy
hosted by Archive.org.)
Uncle Sam's...
- seamstress. His
mother died in 1887,
according to
Battley "due to
working as a
sempstress at her
treadle sewing machine night after night into the
early hours of...
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other newspapers across Europe. It was
dramatised by Mark
Lemon as The
Sempstress,
printed on
broadsheets and
cotton handkerchiefs, and was
highly praised...
-
Rebranded under the DCC
Horror Line. GMG53015A 2 The
Sinister Sutures of The
Sempstress 6
Michael Curtis 2016
Second printing of the adventure.
Rebranded under...
- "Tall Buildings" "Widow's Pensions" "Rain" "He Has Not
Older Grown" "The
Sempstress" "The Dead Baby" "Wintered Life" "The
Bonnet Shop" "The Crow" "The Waif"...
- of Jesus" (1867); and Vol II. "The Life of Marie-Eustelle Harpain, The
Sempstress of Saint-Pallais" (1868); and Vol III. "The Life of
Stanislas Kostka,...
- the
figure of an
elderly lady in
Victorian garb,
thought to be a
former sempstress to
Queen Victoria, Mary Brown, who had
returned to
Alverton as housekeeper...
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edibles and drinkables—in fact,
everything which a hard-working man or poor
sempstress is
supposed to need in
order to keep body and soul together. — Edward...
