Haweis, Mary Eliza Joy, 1852-1898 · London : Chatto & Windus · leaf 170
support it became ridiculous.Hoods and broad hats were alike worn with the ruff;the latter sometimes very tall, at others with a low flat HEAD-DRESSES ANCIENT AND MODERN. 149 crown ; beauty, apparently, being sought for at homeonly, while convenience was consulted out of doors. A head-dress… … r Fig. 75.--From a drawing by Holbein. be bent in any way around the face. The form adoptedby the Queen of Scots, fig. 77, is exceedingly pretty—a simple dip over the forehead, the ears being displayed.The richest lace was profusely used at this time. Theruff, the cap, the cuffs, collars,…
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