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lace-maker

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lace-maker [ˈleɪsˌmeɪkəʳ] Nencajero/a m/f


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English lace-makers and other craftsmen in the 17th century, developed French Bulldogs from the British Bulldog.
Born in 1800 in Derbyshire, she became a lace-maker and married a miner.
Photographs are banned and access severely restricted to stands at the half dozen events taking place in town, yet at this week's lingerie show, a top lace-maker from Austria was angry beyond belief.
 
 
 
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