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To declare preference--Second meeting--Third meeting rare XXI.--THE
DRESS OF SHAME--SUN COLOURS. Trust reposed in marriage councils never
abused--The dress of shame--Rich costumes of married ladies--Brilliant
colours imparted by the sun--The silver-green silk--Sun silk--Women
instructed in the ART OF PLEASING--Former habits of married
women--Example on children--Deceit XXII.--COSTUMES. LADY'S COSTUME--The
waistcoat--Tunic--Trousers--Anklets--Trimmings-- Colours--Sandals--HEAD
ORNAMENTS--Soles to protect the feet--The fan--Precious
stones--Turbans--Canopy--Long veils--Distinctive feature for the
unmarried--Elaborate costumes allowed after marriage--GENTLEMAN'S
COSTUME XXIII.--PREPARATIONS FOR THE MARRIAGE. The civil
marriage--Purification of the bride--The hair--The tree-comb--Marriage
costume--Marriage ceremony repeated after birth of each child--Religious
ceremony--Susp