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Side 26
... colour which with nature vies ; The well - wove tours they wear their own are thought , But only are their own as what they've bought . They know the use of white to make them fair , And how with red lost colour to repair ; Imperfect ...
... colour which with nature vies ; The well - wove tours they wear their own are thought , But only are their own as what they've bought . They know the use of white to make them fair , And how with red lost colour to repair ; Imperfect ...
Side 28
... colour originally worn ; it was also con- sidered , for a long time , as more elegant than any other except purple , by which the dignitaries of the state were distinguished . But fashion afterwards introduced a greater variety , and ...
... colour originally worn ; it was also con- sidered , for a long time , as more elegant than any other except purple , by which the dignitaries of the state were distinguished . But fashion afterwards introduced a greater variety , and ...
Side 129
... colour to imi- tate the naked parts , since red is adopted as a standing colour for all that meant flesh : except that , in certain instances , when they intended to represent a fair lady , to distinguish her complexion from that of the ...
... colour to imi- tate the naked parts , since red is adopted as a standing colour for all that meant flesh : except that , in certain instances , when they intended to represent a fair lady , to distinguish her complexion from that of the ...
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