How do I get photos from iPhoto via Time Machine?

Hi,
I have iPhoto '09 version 8.1.2 and am unable to find my photos through Time Machine. I tried following the previous discussions on how to do this but I did not find a Master's folder when searching on package contents after right clicking on iPhoto in Time Machine.
I accidentally deleted some photos in iPhoto the other night and was hoping that I could easily retreieve them from my Time Machine Back-ups but this is not the case. Where the heck are the iPhotos photos stored? I have a MacBookPro running version 10.8.5.
Thanks in advance for your help-
Sheri

Thanks, LN
I only need to retrieve a few photos...not the entire library. Where is the master's folder located, specifically? I was unable to find it and I looked very thoroughly through all of the folders.
Sheri

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