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    <value>Band sampler, linen, embroidered with polychrome silks in cross, eyelet hole, satin and lace filling stitches.  The sampler comprises 21 horizontal bands filled by a date, an inscription and a name. The centre of the sampler has a vase with flowering plants worked with above it some heart shaped motifs.  To the left and right crowns, hearts, geometrical motifs and initials are worked.  The inscription reads ' June 6 day.../You ask me why I love go ask the glo/rvs son why...it throw.../world doth rvn ask time and fat reson/ w(hy it flow) ask dammask rosees why so/ fvll thay blow and all things elce whi/ch svcke(t)sfesh which forceeth me to/love..by this you see what car my/ parents took of me elizabeth matrom is/my name and with my nedell I rought/ the same and if my ivdgement had beene be/tter I would have mended every letter/ a (maid) that is wise her time will pris/ she that will eat her braekfast in her/ bed and spend all the morning in dressing/ of her head and sat at deaner likea ma/iden bride God in his mercy may do mvch/ (save) her bvt what a cas is he in that mv/st have her   Elizabeth Matrom    / the svn sats the shadow fleys the goo/d consume and man he deis   78'.</value>
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        <value>Entry date: 1928-12-07</value>
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