CREWL-WORK.

_Krull_, or _Crewel_, is a word evidently derived from the old

Norse _Krulla_, signifying to blend, to mix, and also to curl; in

fact, "crewel" work is embroidery, the Berlin wool work of modern

days; but the word is generally applied, in this locality, to the

covering of a hand ball with worsted work of various colours and

devices, the tribute of mothers and sisters in our boyhood.

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