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1 II|   personal effort required by dress and manner. And everything
2 IV|           But give me time to dress!" she said, as David made
3 IV| sleeves of her printed~muslin dress were short so as to display
4 IV|      this theatrical style of~dress. M. du Chatelet gallantly
5 IV|       massive gold~studs. His dress, in fact, was exaggerated,
6 IV|   scarf, or the trimming of a dress, or the reconciliation of~
7 IV|     they were noble. In their dress there was just that tinge~
8 V |    his sister had changed her dress for a gown of pink cambric
9 V |       had~changed her working dress. He had made up his mind