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... dress the subject of the following paper . Dress is grown of universal use in the conduct of life . Civilities and respect are only paid to appearance . It is a varnish that gives a lustre to every action , “ ɑ passé par tout " that ...
... dress the subject of the following paper . Dress is grown of universal use in the conduct of life . Civilities and respect are only paid to appearance . It is a varnish that gives a lustre to every action , “ ɑ passé par tout " that ...
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... dress of her baby begins to be her care , and you will see a genteel fancy open itself in the orna- ments of the little machine . We have a kind of sketch of dress , if I may so call it , among us , which , as the invention was foreign ...
... dress of her baby begins to be her care , and you will see a genteel fancy open itself in the orna- ments of the little machine . We have a kind of sketch of dress , if I may so call it , among us , which , as the invention was foreign ...
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... Dress , " as Greece was of literature . Dress may bear a parallel to poetry with respect to moving the passions . The greatest motive to love , as daily experience shows us , is Dress . I have known a lady at sight fly to a red feather ...
... Dress , " as Greece was of literature . Dress may bear a parallel to poetry with respect to moving the passions . The greatest motive to love , as daily experience shows us , is Dress . I have known a lady at sight fly to a red feather ...
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