FORM OF DRESS FOR GREEK FEMALES,

 AS DESCRIBED BY DR. HOWE.
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"As to the form in which clothes should be made up for the half naked Greek females the object should be to cover the body with the smallest quantity of cloth possible, colsstent with convenience in moving.

 found by experience, in the extensive distributions of clothes which made, that pattern by which d. bout hundred were made, (in New-flaven think J was most preferabe-,z. a pettcoat coming up as high as the waist tight and as low the feei with loose wrapper with s. eyes, coming as low as the hips, and opcn in front to fold over: But nothing will come amiss to those wi,o are suffering like the Greeks; and the fair doners certainly have right to indulge their fancy as much as they choose, in the shape and fashion of the garments they make.