Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 299
on foot. Afterthat came the City Guards; and at last a mighty and beautifulthrong of different nations and religions orders, superbly costumed,and each distinguished from the other very piously. I remarkedin this procession a troop of widows who lived by their labor.They all had white linen cloths… … THE NATIVITY. (FAC-SIMILE OF A COPPER-PLATE ENGRAVING BY ALBERT DURER.) S TORI E S O F A R T A N D A K T I S T S. 285 the clergy and bursars*. There were brought along many wagons, with moving ships, and other things. Then fol-lowed the Prophets, all in order: the New Testament, showing…
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