An Old Family Legend, Or, One Husband And Two Marriages : a Romance V. 3
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Now the gallants pace the audience- hall, in fond attendance on the beauties of the day. See, walking with an air of distinction among the throng, that tall cavalier, with a short cloak, and trauses of crimson \e\vet ; his doublet is of yel- low satin, and is puckered, stuffed, and distended round his body; his stocks are of different colours, the one yellow, the other scarlet; his hat is of crimson vel- vet, ornamented with a white plume, and he bears it gracefully beneath his arm, while he ca...relessly applies a poun- cet-box to his nose at every break of the discourse. He is the beau of the hour, and the lady beside whom he walks is the most AN OLD FAMILY LEGEND. J 43 most polished and courtly damsel of the party : her kirtle is of ash-coloured cloth of gold, embroidered with strange antics; in one fold are seen crude imitations of the human form, in all the fantastic pos- tures which morris-dancers are wont to assume; in another, flowers, birds, and even insects unseemly to the female eye, save when bedight in the gorgeous tints bestowed by the creative loom ; her mantle is decorated with lace of pearls, and her stomacher has a train of buttons (each a jewel) descending to the very peak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now the gallants pace the audience- hall, in fond attendance on the beauties of the day. See, walking with an air of distinction among the throng, that tall cavalier, with a short cloak, and trauses of crimson \e\vet ; his doublet is of yel- low satin, and is puckered, stuffed, and distended round his body; his stocks are of different colours, the one yellow, the other scarlet; his hat is of crimson vel- vet, ornamented with a white plume, and he bears it gracefully beneath his arm, while he ca...relessly applies a poun- cet-box to his nose at every break of the discourse. He is the beau of the hour, and the lady beside whom he walks is the most AN OLD FAMILY LEGEND. J 43 most polished and courtly damsel of the party : her kirtle is of ash-coloured cloth of gold, embroidered with strange antics; in one fold are seen crude imitations of the human form, in all the fantastic pos- tures which morris-dancers are wont to assume; in another, flowers, birds, and even insects unseemly to the female eye, save when bedight in the gorgeous tints bestowed by the creative loom ; her mantle is decorated with lace of pearls, and her stomacher has a train of buttons (each a jewel) descending to the very peak.
What to read after An Old Family Legend, Or, One Husband And Two Marriages : a Romance V. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brewer, James Norris, Fl. 1799-1829 to read onlineMoreLess
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