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That milliner's lowest charge for a dress which Mrs. Gallilee would despise ordinary material, my dear, and imitation lace is forty pounds. "This was a new revelation to me, and it altered my opinion of course. But I still failed to see what Mrs. Gallilee's extravagances had to do with her wicked resolution to prevent Ovid from marrying me.
On my way to the milliner's, I stopped at the grocer's where we were in the habit of dealing, and made selections of various things that were needed. The bonnet proved just to my taste. It was a delicate white spring bonnet, with a neat trimming, and pleased my fancy wonderfully. "The very thing," said I, the moment my eyes rested upon it.
I am aware that Miss Manasseh instantly propagated an ill-natured report that she had seen the identical dress in a milliner's room up two pairs back in Store Street; but then Miss Manasseh was known to be envious; and had moreover seen twelve seasons out in those localities, whereas the fair Crinoline, young thing, had graced Tavistock Square only for two years; and her mother was ready to swear that she had never passed the nursery door till she came there.
Crumlum, so often to tell of my being a benefactor to the School, I to my bookseller's and there spent an hour looking over Theatrum Urbium and Flandria illustrata, with excellent cuts, with great content. So homeward, and called at my little milliner's, where I chatted with her, her husband out of the way, and a mad merry slut she is.
It was then that Wollaston got in his remark about poor Maria, who had herself noticed with wonder that her aunt had bought a new hat that spring instead of a bonnet. "Why, Aunt Maria, I thought you always wore a bonnet!" said she, innocently, when the hat came home from the milliner's. "Nobody except old women are wearing bonnets now," replied her aunt, shortly. "I saw Mrs.
Breaking the seal of the envelope, he found inside it his own letter and Lizaveta's reply. He had expected this, and he returned home, his mind deeply occupied with his intrigue. Three days afterwards, a bright-eyed young girl from a milliner's establishment brought Lizaveta a letter.
He had the prettiest ways among women, could talk fashions with enjoyment, and was never more happy than when criticising a shade of ribbon, or running on an errand to the milliner's. In short, Sir Thomas's correspondence fell into pitiful arrears, and my Lady had another lady's maid.
What is it now about Margaret? for I was bewildered and did not understand." "A warm cloak and dress," I said, delighted; "that is what I want. Can I get them here?" "Doubtful, I should say," he answered; "but we will try." And we did succeed in finding the dress, strong and warm and suitable; the cloak we had to go to another shop for. On the way we stopped at the milliner's.
During the day she worked at the milliner's: in the evenings we generally met together, and our contentment was not even disturbed when at last the commissions for occasional poems began to leave off. Still we felt hurt once, when one of them came back under protest, because it did not suit the party who ordered it.
"Enfin!" says your neighbor, yawning, and inserting an elbow into the mouth of his right and left hand companion, "nous voila." NOUS VOILA! We are at Paris! This must account for the removal of the milliner's curl-papers, and the fixing of the old lady's teeth. Since the last relais, the Diligence has been travelling with extraordinary speed.
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