ich blessing which I then received ;With trembling thanked, for on thy face, adored,The glow of perfect health was not restored, For loss of which my heart so much had grieved. Yet, in the unhappjness which had been mine,Dark though it was, a hope would gleam the while,Which was not all delusion,… … Fig. 1.—Habit-shirt, with collar and sleeves;to be worn with a Zouave jacket, or an openpeignoir. It is of clear muslin, with a fluted ruffle of the same, edged by a needle-workscallop. Fig. 2.—Morning-cap, for hotel breakfast or Fig-2, Fig. 4. Fig. 3.
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