Apprenticeship
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Sarah McKinney was born in 1844, beginning her apprenticeship in millinery at age 16. She did not marry until she was 30, but nine years later, her husband died. Instead of remarrying, Sarah’s choice was to open a millinery shop on her own.
Molded
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Sculpting the Design
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Limn
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Joy Ride
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Her Demesne
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That Depression
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Like Poison
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Turn to Inside
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Nancy Ellis (circa 1880)
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Torn in Two
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The Unseen War
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Watch Who Surround You
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Disarranged
Sufficient Unto the Day