The London workwoman buys a pound for one penny, or at the most twopence.
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But she was kept on all the same, for no other workwoman could iron a shirt with her style.
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In fact other than painting on furniture, Karine was a carver and she liked to define herself as a workwoman.
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She resolved therefore to become a workwoman, and to employ in this way the leisure she possessed from household avocations.
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Nabby was in her way and place a person worth making concessions to, for she was a workwoman not to be despised.
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I took the little workwoman in my arms, and kissed her till I was fairly out of breath and could kiss no longer.
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Portrait was presented of "Natasha", "Girl on the stone" by Irina Baldina, "Governess" by Nikolai Baskakov, "Portrait of A. Belova" by Yuri Belov, "Portrait of Daughter" by Olga Bogaevskaya, "Portrait of sculptor Igor Krestovsky", "Portrait of actress Alexandra Zavialova" by Piotr Buchkin, "Ship Repairers" by Engels Kozlov, "Portrait of a factory worker N. Shilina" by Marina Kozlovskaya, "A Workwoman", "Katya Baltina, from a team of workers finishers"Борис Васильевич Корнеев. Каталог выставки произведений. Автор вст. ст.
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The prime minister's poor driving caused an accident, in which an elderly workwoman was injured, and then the minister quickly changed places with his chauffeur. As a witness of the accident, Béla Bevilaqua, strong and confident, demanded an explanation, although he knew who he was. Gömbös, looking at Bevilaqua's large fists, sneaked away.” Of course, the strong physical behaviour, not usually typical of cultural historians, faded as he was growing old. “You could see that he could not walk, sit down or stand up easily.
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Such facts can be found in the records of the Japanese Nihon Shiki and the Japanese embroidery textbook chronicle. Around 340 BC, the king of Baekje sent Jin Maojin, the workwoman, to Japan and she became the founder of Japanese embroidery. In addition, the head of the maritime state Mandara (Japanese National Treasure), which was built by Kagyu Iga, is depicted as a Goguryeo-style figure. It is believed that the embroidery techniques of Koguryo and Baekje were handed down to Japan because there are many similarities.
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However, for lack of time and resources, the programs were never carried out. The Vendôme Column, seen as a symbol of Napoleon's imperialism was pulled down, at the suggestion of Commune member Gustave Courbet, who was later briefly jailed and required to pay for putting it back up. Nathalie Lemel, a religious workwoman, and Elisabeth Dmitrieff, a young Russian aristocrat, created the Union des femmes pour la défense de Paris et les soins aux blessés ("Women Union for the Defense of Paris and Care to the Injured") on April 11, 1871. They demanded gender equality, wages' equality, right of divorce for women, right to laïque instruction (non-clerical) and for professional formation for girls.
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Burns was described as a cannibal, but in his booklet he is careful to avoid any suggestion that he himself consumed human flesh. Barnet Burns lectured at the Boulevard du Temple, Paris at about the time of this daguerreotype taken in 1838On 22 September 1838 Barnet Burns married a French workwoman named Anne Mélanie Boval at the town hall of the 7th arrondissement of Paris. Anne Boval was born in Paris on 1 April 1820 to Jean Baptiste Boval and Jeanne Louise Couchard. Burns and his wife lived at 16 Rue Pastourelle in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris and had two children who, it appears, died young. A Letter in French Te Rua Mahara o te Kāwanatanga, Archives New Zealand, Reference: CAAR 19936 CH287/CP 139 ICPS 1902/1873 Shearman, Police to Provincial Secretary – inquiry being made for whereabouts of Barnet Burns, interpreter.
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