DUOLOGUE BETWEEN MISS BATES AND EMMA.

_From “Emma,” Vol. I., Chap. XIX._

Costumes.

_Emma._ Long curricle coat of jonquil green china silk, lined with

fawn-coloured sarsanet: white cambric dress, the bodice with wrap

fronts, crossing on the bosom and fastening at the middle of the

back. Opera tippet (boa of white swansdown). A cap of “tiara” form of

nut-brown silk, trimmed with pointed green leaves and tied under the

chin with nut-brown ribbons; large muff of white swansdown.

_Miss Bates._ Dress of grey or dark brown silk striped with black;

chemisette of thick white muslin; apron of black satin; broad ribbon of

myrtle green tied round the head in a bow at the top, a black ostrich

tip fastened in the ribbon with an antique pebble brooch; an eye-glass

fastened round the neck by a long black ribbon.

[Illustration: _Miss Bates and Emma._]

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