Haweis, Mary Eliza Joy, 1852-1898 · London : Chatto & Windus · leaf 318
e a libel upon our sex, and I have there-fore been moved by this sad spectacle of un-grace torelieve the readers eye by providing a little antidote inthe shape of grace. EN FIN 297 Let my readers cast a parting look upon this pictureand upon that—upon grace and un-grace. The pro-prieties of dress… … Fig. 91.—Un-grace. ness, but consciousness of others feelings should bedeveloped with a deepened sense of the importance ofindividual thought and action—in dress and manner asin everything else. Although the subject may have its ridiculous side,and it is far from useless or unwise to laugh at what…
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