Reminiscences of the Pen' Folk: Paisley Weavers of Other Days, Etc

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Reminiscences of the Pen' Folk: Paisley Weavers of Other Days, Etc
David Gilmour
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He says— " I recollect, and am not likely to forget, our first copy- line, which we wrote six times each Sunday for a while; From its continual repetition the words came to be a source of intense fun to us. But as our first copies were nearly filled with them, the time came when they were hateful to hear. They consisted of ' What is the chief end of man?' And the way we had a new line given us furnished some quiet enjoyment This is how it was : — My sister and I were set down one day in the mon...th of October over a tubful of potatoes to ' scrap,' preparatory for dinner, when strangers were expected. It was a bright, clear day, and the shouts and laughter of boys and girls in the roadway made our task a rather wearisome one, particularly to Annie, who was younger than I. We worked on, however, for a time, quieter than usual, and talking less, getting a word of caution from mother now and then to ' tak v care and no' waste f — not without reason, for Annie was losing patience, and in view of our slow progress, was losing temper and becoming careless.

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