John Bull's Womankind (Les Filles de John Bull)O'Rell, Max
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John Bull's Womankind (Les Filles de John Bull)
O'Rell, Max
England -- Social life and customs; Women -- Great Britain
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Twenty-Fifth Thousand.
THE LEADENHALL PRESS
MAX O'RELL.
John Bull's
Womankind
_(Les Filles de John Bull)_
BY THE AUTHOR OF
"John Bull and his Island"
_HALF-A-CROWN: CLOTH, THREE-AND-SIX._
[Decoration]
_LONDON:_
=FIELD & TUER; SIMPKIN, MARSHALL & CO.; HAMILTON, ADAMS & CO.=
(English Copyright Edition. All Rights Reserved.)
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[Illustration] | [Illustration] | [Illustration]
By Appointment to | By Appointment to | By Appointment to
H.R.H. the Princess | Her Majesty the | H.I.M. Empress of
of Wales. | Queen. | Russia.
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REDFERN,
Ladies' Tailors and Habit Makers
COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT; 26, CONDUIT STREET, LONDON;
PARIS; and NEW YORK.
"At the Concours Hippique, we
noticed a striking fact this
year, that nearly all THE people
were dressed à la Redfern. And
also in the Bois, one is not
considered at all 'pschutt' in
the morning unless habittee par
ce tailleur celebre."--_Continental
Times_, Paris, April 12th, 1884.
[Illustration]
"I heard a lady say lately she
had never seen a Dress of
Redfern's on a bad figure, but I
expect the truth is that
Redfern's Gowns make a figure
look well, however little nature
may have done for it."--_Life_,
Nov. 12th, 1884.
Specialities: WALKING & TRAVELLING GOWNS,
JACKETS, ULSTERS & RIDING HABITS,
Quiet, Lady-like Style, with Perfect Fit and Finish.
Full Sets of Newest Patterns and Designs, post free,
from Cowes, where the art of fitting perfectly without
a personal visit is especially studied; or on
view at 26, Conduit Street, Bond Street, London.
JOHN REDFERN & SONS devote personal study and care to
each order entrusted to them.
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