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...strictest attention is paid to what they call dressing their characters. The fop has his solitaire, th<> Quaker her pinched cap and little black hood, the...is decked with every tawdry ornament to allure. The most perfect elegance of dress appears always most easy, and the least studied. Women ought to accustom...