Godey's Lady's Book, Vol. 48-49, No. XVIII, May, 1854THE TRIALS OF A NEEDLEWOMAN.[A]Reading editionChapter navigation45 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…LET US BE FRIENDS.EVERYDAY ACTUALITIES.—NO. XIX.A BLOOMER AMONG US.CELESTIAL PHENOMENA.—MAY.MANUFACTURE OF PINS.ADVICE TO A BRIDE."TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION."INTELLECTUAL ENDOWMENTS OF CHILDREN.GODEY'S COURSE OF LESSONS IN DRAWING.DRESS—AS A FINE ART.LETTERS LEFT AT THE PASTRY-COOK'S:CHARITY ENVIETH NOT.TREASURES.THE ECONOMICS OF CLOTHING AND DRESS.BLESSINGTON'S CHOICE.NEW REVELATIONS OF AN OLD COUNTRY.THE TRIALS OF A NEEDLEWOMAN.[A]Chapter VIIIChapter IXTHE MOTHER'S LESSON.TEACHING AT HOME.FARM HOUSE.A FEW WORDS ABOUT DELICATE WOMEN.THE GLEANER.THE PET.DISAPPOINTED LOVE.STANZAS.BRIGHT FLOWERS FOR HER I LOVE.STANZAS.SONNET.—NATURE.TO ONE WHO RESTS.THEY SAY THAT SHE IS BEAUTIFUL.ODE TO THE AIR IN MAY.ANNOYANCE.'TIS O'ER.OUR PRACTICAL DRESS INSTRUCTORPATTERNS FOR EMBROIDERY.EMBROIDERY WITH CORD.SPRING BONNETS.PLAIN WORK.Literary Notices.Godey's Arm-Chair.Enigmas.Centre-Table Gossip.Fashions.Previous chapter ←NEW REVELATIONS OF AN OLD COUNTRY.Next chapter →Chapter VIIIAll chapters and sections (45)Other sectionsLET US BE FRIENDS.EVERYDAY ACTUALITIES.—NO. XIX.A BLOOMER AMONG US.CELESTIAL PHENOMENA.—MAY.MANUFACTURE OF PINS.ADVICE TO A BRIDE."TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION."INTELLECTUAL ENDOWMENTS OF CHILDREN.GODEY'S COURSE OF LESSONS IN DRAWING.DRESS—AS A FINE ART.LETTERS LEFT AT THE PASTRY-COOK'S:CHARITY ENVIETH NOT.TREASURES.THE ECONOMICS OF CLOTHING AND DRESS.BLESSINGTON'S CHOICE.NEW REVELATIONS OF AN OLD COUNTRY.THE TRIALS OF A NEEDLEWOMAN.[A]Chapters89Other sectionsTHE MOTHER'S LESSON.TEACHING AT HOME.FARM HOUSE.A FEW WORDS ABOUT DELICATE WOMEN.THE GLEANER.THE PET.DISAPPOINTED LOVE.STANZAS.BRIGHT FLOWERS FOR HER I LOVE.STANZAS.SONNET.—NATURE.TO ONE WHO RESTS.THEY SAY THAT SHE IS BEAUTIFUL.ODE TO THE AIR IN MAY.ANNOYANCE.'TIS O'ER.OUR PRACTICAL DRESS INSTRUCTORPATTERNS FOR EMBROIDERY.EMBROIDERY WITH CORD.SPRING BONNETS.PLAIN WORK.Literary Notices.Godey's Arm-Chair.Enigmas.Centre-Table Gossip.Fashions.THE TRIALS OF A NEEDLEWOMAN.[A]BY T. S. ARTHUR.◇(Continued from page 334.)◇Notes in this chapterNote 1 · Entered according to Act of Congress, by T. B. PETERSON, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania← NEW REVELATIONS OF AN OLD COUNTRY.CHAPTER VIII. →