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 1 1 |         and the white linen,~or cloth for their clothing.~ ~For
 2 1 |        time. The jewels, linen, cloth,~ribbon, and hats are made
 3 2 |        of greenish velveteen, a cloth~waistcoat, and a loose coat
 4 2 |        or short skirt of coarse cloth,~over a quilted petticoat (
 5 2 |        spencer made of~the same cloth as the /cotillon/, adorned
 6 2 |      chests, spread its shining cloth on~the old oak table, enlivening
 7 8 |        look as she smoothed the cloth, a~cascade of snow.~ ~After
 8 9 |       chest covered with tarred cloth on~which were painted the
 9 18|      the table with its Persian cloth, all bore~testimony to former
10 19| consciousness by passing a damp cloth over her face and making