History of the Hammond Family : An Address Delivered ... June 14, 1922
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In and out among this brilliant throng there moves the uniform of the Army, and the scarlet and gold of the British ofiicer. The bride comes in upon the arm of her brother. Chief Justice Brice, who places her hand within that of Philij) Ham- mond. (Captain John Brice, her father, had died some years before.) Rachel is wearing a soft, white brocade, draped back over a satin petticoat embroidered in silver.
Her sleeves are short with three frills of old lace. She wears her hair in high coiffure, ...all powdered, and two curls hang to her shoulders. She wears no veil and all !: Y'i HISTORY OF TliE HAMMOND FAMILY 9 through llie ceremony one may see her blushes come and go.
Tlie groom looks very distinguished in black satin coat, with knee breeches, white waistcoat embroidered in colors, lieavy white silk hose and pomps with wrought silver buckles. He is wearing his hair brushed straight back and powdered, and tied with a large bow of ])lack ribbon.
It is a quaint picture they present to us as they stand hand in hand before the Rector, in English gown and wig, and very solemnly they repeat after him, "I, Philip, take thee, Rachel," and she " I, Rachel, take thee, Pliilip." After the ceremony and congratulations are all over, they sit down to a great dinner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In and out among this brilliant throng there moves the uniform of the Army, and the scarlet and gold of the British ofiicer. The bride comes in upon the arm of her brother. Chief Justice Brice, who places her hand within that of Philij) Ham- mond. (Captain John Brice, her father, had died some years before.) Rachel is wearing a soft, white brocade, draped back over a satin petticoat embroidered in silver.
Her sleeves are short with three frills of old lace. She wears her hair in high coiffure, ...all powdered, and two curls hang to her shoulders. She wears no veil and all !: Y'i HISTORY OF TliE HAMMOND FAMILY 9 through llie ceremony one may see her blushes come and go.
Tlie groom looks very distinguished in black satin coat, with knee breeches, white waistcoat embroidered in colors, lieavy white silk hose and pomps with wrought silver buckles. He is wearing his hair brushed straight back and powdered, and tied with a large bow of ])lack ribbon.
It is a quaint picture they present to us as they stand hand in hand before the Rector, in English gown and wig, and very solemnly they repeat after him, "I, Philip, take thee, Rachel," and she " I, Rachel, take thee, Pliilip." After the ceremony and congratulations are all over, they sit down to a great dinner.
What to read after History of the Hammond Family : An Address Delivered ... June 14, 1922?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Webb-Peploe, Laura to read onlineMoreLess
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