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How Paris amuses itself; (1903)

Smith, F. Berkeley (Frank Berkeley), b. 1869 · New York : Funk & Wagnalls · leaf 298

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ferent cheap perfumes. Down a narrow winding stairway leading fromthe dressing-rooms above, poured a stream ofother coryphees, principals, ballet girls and figu-ranies, a moving kaleidoscopic procession of pinktights, glittering tinsel and bizarre head-dresses. Groups of chorus girls gossiped in… … Drawing by Pezilla i ^ GREASE PAINT AND POWDER PUFFS 257 half of the Bridge of Sighs and eight feet of can-vas water. *Tfis done, ma cherie/ said a petite brunettecostumed as a gray pigeon to another pigeonwhose dresser was attaching to her shoulders apair of white wings, did you find the…

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