Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 616
heladies, for a time, indulged in a peculiar loop ofhair on their foreheads, called a * fore-top, whichgave rise to another fashion, less common, calleda taure, or bulls head, being an arrangement ofhair on the forehead resembling the close curlsof a bull. The loose curls on the forehead were A MAN… … CHARLES THE SECOND 369 ailed * favorites ; the long locks arranged to hang way from the face over the ears were caUed heart- reakers; and the curls close to lie cheek were called confi- ents. Ladies wore cloaks with aggy hoods for travelling, and )r the Mall the same hats as len, loaded with…
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