Catherine, Called Birdy Medieval Rulebook

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Catherine, Called Birdy by Karen Cushman

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Catherine, who is nicknamed “Birdy” or “Little Bird”, records her daily trials and triumphs along with her fears and hopes for the future. This book opens a window into the life of Medieval women and will enrich students’ study of both literature and history.

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Catherine Called Birdy Medieval Rulebook - Ye Olde Guide to Being a Lady

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A lady must accept the husband that her elders choose for her.
A lady should learn to make useful herbal tonics and poultices to tend to the sick and injured in her home.
A lady should learn to sew. A lot. She might be expected to sew, spin, embroider, or weave items for the manor.
A lady should be quiet and demure. She should not run, skip, scream, whistle, or laugh loudly.
A lady must politely share with others. This includes sharing her cup and trencher with other guests at table.
A lady should attend church services on Sundays and holy days.

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