Godey's Lady's Book, Philadelphia, Volume 48, March, 1854THE TRIALS OF A NEEDLEWOMAN.Reading editionChapter navigation24 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Godey's Lady's Book, Philadelphia, March, 1854EMBELLISHMENTS, &c.POP GOES THE WEASEL.EVERYDAY ACTUALITIES.—NO. XVII. ILLUSTRATED WITH PEN AND GRAVER. BY C. T. HINCKLEY.SELLING THE LOVE-TOKEN. MY GRANDMOTHER'S STORY.THE TRIALS OF A NEEDLEWOMAN.Chapter IIIChapter IVChapter VBABYLON, NINEVEH, AND MR. LAYARD.VEGETABLE PHYSIOLOGY.CELESTIAL PHENOMENA.—MARCH.TABLE-MOVING.INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING ORNAMENTS IN RICE SHELL-WORK.ROMAN WOMEN IN THE DAYS OF THE CÆSARS.LETTERS LEFT AT THE PASTRY-COOK'S:MRS. MUDLAW'S RECIPE FOR POTATO PUDDING; OR, GOSSIP FROM OUR TOWN.BRAIDED SLIPPER.OUR PRACTICAL DRESS INSTRUCTOR.EDITORS' TABLE.Editors' Table-Drawer.Literary Notices.Godey's Arm-Chair.Centre-Table Gossip.Previous chapter ←SELLING THE LOVE-TOKEN. MY GRANDMOTHER'S STORY.Next chapter →Chapter IIIAll chapters and sections (24)Other sectionsGodey's Lady's Book, Philadelphia, March, 1854EMBELLISHMENTS, &c.POP GOES THE WEASEL.EVERYDAY ACTUALITIES.—NO. XVII. ILLUSTRATED WITH PEN AND GRAVER. BY C. T. HINCKLEY.SELLING THE LOVE-TOKEN. MY GRANDMOTHER'S STORY.THE TRIALS OF A NEEDLEWOMAN.Chapters345Other sectionsBABYLON, NINEVEH, AND MR. LAYARD.VEGETABLE PHYSIOLOGY.CELESTIAL PHENOMENA.—MARCH.TABLE-MOVING.INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING ORNAMENTS IN RICE SHELL-WORK.ROMAN WOMEN IN THE DAYS OF THE CÆSARS.LETTERS LEFT AT THE PASTRY-COOK'S:MRS. MUDLAW'S RECIPE FOR POTATO PUDDING; OR, GOSSIP FROM OUR TOWN.BRAIDED SLIPPER.OUR PRACTICAL DRESS INSTRUCTOR.EDITORS' TABLE.Editors' Table-Drawer.Literary Notices.Godey's Arm-Chair.Centre-Table Gossip.BY T. S. ARTHUR.◇(Continued from page 127.)◇← SELLING THE LOVE-TOKEN. MY GRANDMOTHER'S STORY.CHAPTER III. →