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| − | | Description= | + | | Description=Allows you to weave cloth by a loom |
| Arts & Crafts=600 | | Arts & Crafts=600 | ||
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| Natural Philosophy= | | Natural Philosophy= | ||
| Perennial Philosophy= | | Perennial Philosophy= | ||
| − | | Skills unlocked= | + | | Skills unlocked= |
| − | | Crafts unlocked=Cotton Cloth, Cotton Planter's Pouch, Cotton Shirt, Priestly Robes, Sunday Gown | + | | Crafts unlocked=Colored Flagstraps, Cotton Cloth, Cotton Planter's Pouch, Cotton Shirt, Dry Goods Bag, Maiden Corset, Priestly Robes, Silk Cloth, Sunday Gown |
| Builds unlocked= | | Builds unlocked= | ||
| − | | Others unlocked= | + | | Others unlocked=Egyptian Cotton Cloth, Indian Cotton Cloth, Sea Island Cotton Cloth, Yellow-Stained Cotton Cloth |
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| + | ==In-Game Text== | ||
| + | ''"O, what a tangled web we weave."'' | ||
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| + | ''Sir Walter Scott, Marmion, Canto VI'' | ||
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| + | No task can more clearly be said to have been the pride and joy of the diligent and loyal housewife since the times of the ancients than the noble art of weaving. As the winter embers draw their last breaths in the furnaces of many a settled homestead, in more still one will still find the lady of the house hard at work with warp and weft. Weaving allows you to weave cloth by a loom. | ||
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In-Game Text
"O, what a tangled web we weave."
Sir Walter Scott, Marmion, Canto VI
No task can more clearly be said to have been the pride and joy of the diligent and loyal housewife since the times of the ancients than the noble art of weaving. As the winter embers draw their last breaths in the furnaces of many a settled homestead, in more still one will still find the lady of the house hard at work with warp and weft. Weaving allows you to weave cloth by a loom.
