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Pagina 58
There ap each surmounted by a wreath of pears to be no regular standard for
flowers in coloured worsted . Many the trimming of morning dresses ; ladies have
only the corsage of the some being very much trimmed , and | dress made en ...
There ap each surmounted by a wreath of pears to be no regular standard for
flowers in coloured worsted . Many the trimming of morning dresses ; ladies have
only the corsage of the some being very much trimmed , and | dress made en ...
Pagina 118
Russian and Spanish togies posed of jewels , is placed at the base are also
much in favour . * enb of the plume . Some hats of blond Fashionable , colours
are , azure , net are spotted with gold , and have rose colour , lilae , amber , and
vari : a ...
Russian and Spanish togies posed of jewels , is placed at the base are also
much in favour . * enb of the plume . Some hats of blond Fashionable , colours
are , azure , net are spotted with gold , and have rose colour , lilae , amber , and
vari : a ...
Pagina 119
Coloured silk capotes are much in all weathers . Ladies go to these in favour for
walking , particularly balls in half - dress . A clear muslin mahogany colour , nut
colour , and blouse embroidered au plumets , a blue évéline ; these bonnets are
...
Coloured silk capotes are much in all weathers . Ladies go to these in favour for
walking , particularly balls in half - dress . A clear muslin mahogany colour , nut
colour , and blouse embroidered au plumets , a blue évéline ; these bonnets are
...
Pagina 302
Some placed a cluster of rose - coloured pas - black bonnets are trimmed with
feasion - flowers , where a superb plume thers ... contrasted colours , as spencers
of rich full colours , or else ponceau and yellow , gold colour and with shawls or ...
Some placed a cluster of rose - coloured pas - black bonnets are trimmed with
feasion - flowers , where a superb plume thers ... contrasted colours , as spencers
of rich full colours , or else ponceau and yellow , gold colour and with shawls or ...
Pagina 348
... size of these plants , ers of the heath , but it is generally says Mr . Phillips , their
extreme beau - of a dark colour . ... although of such various colours and forms
goats and sheep will sometimes eat as to defy the pen in description : the tender
...
... size of these plants , ers of the heath , but it is generally says Mr . Phillips , their
extreme beau - of a dark colour . ... although of such various colours and forms
goats and sheep will sometimes eat as to defy the pen in description : the tender
...
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