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2277. DRESS, Women's.—
Some ladies
think they may, under the privileges of the
déshabille, be loose and negligent of their
dress in the morning. But be you, from the
moment you rise till you go to bed, as cleanly
and properly dressed as at the hours of dinner
or tea.—
To Martha Jefferson.
D. L. J.71.
(1783)
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