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CHAPTER I
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Over her hair, built up by Martell, was flung the coronet of artificial orange blossoms held by the blonde lace veil.

Then the satin boots and the six-button gloves.

At the wedding-supper the bride's cake, rich, and of formidable proportions, was the _piece de resistance_.

Also there was substantial fare; hams, turkeys, chicken, and game; besides fruits, candies, and creams.

In place of the champagne of later days there were Madeira, Port, and Sherry.


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