I suppose it is only about thirty hours, yet it looks as if it might be as many weeks, since I sat in the bower with Lady Judith, broidering a mantle of cramoisie for Lady Sybil.
He might have been cooking the banquet and broidering the robes, for all the minute details he seemed to know.
And I suppose the great tears that fell on that red cross while I was broidering it, were displeasing to the good God.
Did not a certain tall young knight, with eyes of blue, or gray, or the like, give pattern for your sampler while you were broidering to-day?
I think you should have lost your time in very deed, and your labour belike, if you spent them on broideringgowns and stitching on buttons, when you had enow aforetime.
I'd have a fair score of maidens alway a-broidering for me, so that I might ever have a fresh device when I lacked a new gown.
Broidering pearls will not boil the kettle worth a cent!
She was clad in a close-fitting gown of pale blue, with inch-wide broidering of gold, laced in front, and with a train which drooped almost to the ground.
Furthermore, she took to her broidering again, and fell to doing a goodly pair of shoon for Atra, since she had worn those borrowed ones somewhat hardly.
It struck so cold to my heart that I had hard work to keep my broideringin a straight line.
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