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Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Short studies of American authors 4 4 Browse Search
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The Daily Dispatch: April 10, 1863., [Electronic resource], Eugenie's Carnival ball at Paris. (search)
raggart glistened like a rising sun. The Princess Gabriella (sugus the Bonaparte) was in Syrian costume. The Princess de Matternich in Eight, illuminated with diamonds. The Countless Walewski in Amazon Louis X. V., powdered hair, corn colored robe, gold buttons. The Belle I alien Countess Castiglione, dressed in a costume remarkable for its want of costume, was the hit of the evening. She was dressed as "Selammbo," copied from the new Carthaginian romance of Gustave Faubert author of Madame Bovary. Marked arms and shoulders, short dress, and feet naked in sandals, dress of black velvet, falling straight, with a long train, which latter was borne by the young Count de Choiseul, who in turn, had his face blackened to represent an Egyptian page, and who, besides carrying the train of the famous daughter of Hamilear, held over her head an umbrella of the genuine Robinson Crusoe dimensions. The superb Carthagenoize were on her head a diadem of gold; her robe, which was without a