No. 4 caught my eye, love it!
4. Ornaments of fine thread curiously woven.+++
Micki
from Loch Ness, Scotland - where the spring rains are beating a tattoo on
the ground and the roof
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Hi everyone
...while googling...I found this entry in Samuel Johnson's Dictionary
(pub. 1755)
I thought it would be interesting to know how lace as we know it, was
defined at the timing (see #4 and possibly #5 - the latter could be
round braid)
LACE 1 n.s. [lacet, French; laqueus, Latin.]
1. A s
