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Meanings of gay attire in English
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Usage of gay attire in English
1
The fair countesses soon appeared, bedecked with smiles and their gay attire.
2
It is to be hoped Mrs. John enjoyed music more than gay attire.
3
Those dark stolid faces, even that gay attire, they could understand.
4
The three met on the stoop of the house two people in gay attire.
5
We have now explained the cause of the rather gay attire of the princess.
6
Can you gaze upon this gay attire, longer doubting the verity of my dreams?
7
The big man with the sandy, long moustaches was lecturing him of the gay attire.
8
Dressed in their gay attire, they display it to the best advantage before the fair sex.
9
Where are the high-born dames, and where Their gay attire, and jewelled hair, And odors sweet?
10
I shall like no laughing; I shall like no gay attire; I shall like no unprofitable questions.
11
If she is but a fashionable person in gay attire, he still has about him women servants.
12
The earl himself was in armor, and beside him rode Cuthbert in the gay attire of a page.
13
The earl himself was in armour, and beside him rode Cuthbert in the gay attire of a page.
14
He came dressed in gay attire, and seemed to consider himself in the light of a favoured suitor.
15
The transformation wrought by gay attire.
16
Then went there with her many a comely maid, full hundred or more, decked out in gay attire.
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