with silver, tin, and brass plates, buttons and rings being used ad libitum, and very fine linen is amongst the luxuries.
HUNGARIAN PEASANT IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY.
Almost every parish in Norway has its own colour, a scheme which might considerably assist the police and municipal authorities in the sordid byways of crime, or the roseate paths of romance.
The Hungarian peasant women may be noted in passing for their yellow leather boots and low iron heels, and they study the serviceable and the beautiful in their many coloured bodices and petticoats, and white apron and long plaits. The Hungarian peasant woman illustrated shows the effect of white linen for the head, with the dress of canvas embroidered in red and blue and violet.
The fête dress of the Morlacchi woman is a gorgeous affair, with a chemisette embroidered in
