Chapter

1 1 |   and our young man wore a cap set off with a sort of feather;
2 1 |  conviction, he pulled his cap down over his eyes, and
3 1 | host, who accompanied him, cap in hand, to the gate, and
4 2 |    hand on the edge of his cap, with that half-smile of
5 12| wore a close ruff, a small cap upon your head of the same
6 12|  as your robe, and in that cap a heron's feather. Hold!
7 26|    in a sort of round flat cap, not much unlike a CALOTTE,