Loom and Spindle
Life Among the Early Mill Girls
by
Harriet H. Robinson

1898
Thomas Y. Crowell & Company
Boston: 100 Purchase Street
by
Harriet H. Robinson

1898
Thomas Y. Crowell & Company
Boston: 100 Purchase Street
Chapter 9: Mountain-Friends
Chapter 17 The sergeant’s wife declared herself sorry, but her mother was coming the next day, and the spare room had to be at once prepared for that lady’s reception. The sergeant’s wife wished Mord Em’ly could have stayed on, and the infant Highlander was also full of regret, but it could not be helped….
Chapter 11 Mord Em’ly gave so much satisfaction as a vegetable girl in the kitchen at the back of Mrs. Mitchell’s dining-rooms that in a few weeks she, to her great content, was promoted to the position of assistant waitress. Here her natural alertness made her useful; the work suited her, and the patrons, finding…
Chapter 4: Naughty Children and Fairy Tales.
CHAPTER XXV ESCAPADES — HUNGER STRIKES — SMUGGLED IN AN ACTRESS’S HAMPER — I VISIT THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY Gradually all the conspirators who had been tried with me were released. We compared notes; described our matrons, our doctors, our special wardresses, but I kept to myself the story of the taxi breakdown. I thought…
Chapter 10: Mill-Girls’ Magazines