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22nd. Stuff for baby's dresses
Mull muslin for pinafores
toys for children
telegram £1..5..0
25th. Fur cape £1.15 0
Velveteen for pelisse 1..1 0
Fur for pelisse 9 8
lining for pelisse 4 4
umbrella 12 6
Swanskin lining for pelisse 3 4
Telegram to Harry 8 6
Washer woman 4 0
28th. — pinafores & trimming for baby — 10 3
stuff for frock – 1 3
Swanskin lining 1 2
train tickets 2 2
30th. Servant 2 weeks 5 0
31st. extras of bills (Lilla's) 1. 5
March
1st. Ribbon for pelisse, flannel for shirts 3 5
Bonnet front 10½ – bibs 1/7
ribbon for Sash 1/5 3 10½
Washing 4
6th, Servant Washing & extras £1 6 6
13th. dress for self 1 12 11
2 Bibs 2 0
Hat £ 1 3 0
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Swanskin was a type of twill-woven flannel cloth, the name sometimes used as a generic term for soft, napped fabric. Source:
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