Haweis, Mary Eliza Joy, 1852-1898 · London : Chatto & Windus · leaf 78
more statelythan the intermediate variety,and not more useless. The sideless gown, too,has its merits. It admittedof the richest decoration ;and though in its last stage Ido not imagine it could havebeen very warm, thoughfaced with ermine—and, per-haps, did not admit of the J^hands being pushed… … 58 BEAUTY AND DRESS. of the nape of the neck, too long hidden under thecoverchief, and the pendent veil of gauze united theupper and lower portions of the figure, as the tippet didin the other sketch.
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