An inhabitant of the Valais would no doubt be surprised at the summer being the season in which our fashionablesresort to London, from the purer air of the country.
For dancing was the one great article in the code of the fashionables to which all other amusements or occupations were subordinate.
The fashionables are mustering very strong, and the prospect of the approaching coronation appears to be very attractive.
There was a large party of dancing fashionables all met together for a little jig in St. Martin's lane, and a very pretty medley there was of them.
Southern society, where cat-birds and bobolinks grow intimate, just as Southern fashionables from different States may meet and sing duets at Saratoga?
And the great alley in Kensington Gardens, when the fashionables please to patronise it, is as pretty to look down upon, from the Pavilion at top, as one of Watteau's pictures.
Accordingly, they perambulate Parliament-street with exemplary perseverance, and then return to the country, to tell tales of the fashionables they have seen.
But, to keep to Liverpool, there must be many yet alive who remember Mr. D’Aguilar among the celebrities and fashionables of the town.
And what a muster of carriages there always was at St. George’s, to take the corporators and fashionables home after service.
Our shops frequented by the fashionables were “few and far between” in those old times.
Our fashionables were then satisfied to live in their comfortable town residences, without looking upon a country house and garden, and hothouse, as necessary to their existence.
Why is he not now with his dear Lady Scapegrace at Scamperly, where I see by the Morning Post Sir Guy is 'entertaining a party offashionables during the frost'?
To cover all this finery from rain the fashionables had Umbrellas.
Can we wonder that Aurora often lights our fashionables home, when we reflect on these fascinating inducements to keep late hours?
The fashionables of 1720 derived one of their amusements from a most magnificent marriage celebrated between a Jew and a Jewess of great respectability named Cornele.
The fashionables of Nice choose the baccarat club-rooms for their rendezvous, and it is there that you must go to see modish women and well-known men gossiping, flirting, and playing high.
For a long while the newer and more easily reached glories of Brighton had taken the mere fashionables away, and even the waters were less favoured.
Dozens of fashionables and would-be fashionables did the same.
Such fashionables as lingered in town so late as June were there to do homage; and other anonymous human units drawn from the millions followed where the fashionables led.
It would be an intricate task to unravel the family web of our fashionable frail ones, although that of many frail fashionables stands high in heraldry.
Illustration: Fashionables of 1816 Taking the Air in Hyde Park.
Here all the fashionables of Santiago congregate, to converse and to listen to the military band.
These fashionables wander about their allotted ground, occasionally halting to contemplate the moving panorama of divinities, by which they are encircled.
The round marble tables of the café are crowded with fashionables fresh from the Retreta.
If the weather is fair the fashionables promenade the Fifth and Madison avenues, or drive in the park.
The ultra fashionables do not receive until twelve.
The fashionables and foreigners go “for curiosity” to the Lind Concerts, but form a steady faction against her in conversation.
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