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The Art of Needle-work, from the Earliest Ages, 3rd ed

Note 14 — Chapter VII · NEEDLEWORK OF THE DARK AGES.

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“The pall was a bishop’s vestment, going over the shoulders, made of sheep-skin, in memory of him who sought the lost sheep, and when he had found it laid it on his shoulders; and it was embroidered with crosses, and taken off the body or coffin of St. Peter.”—Camden.

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