THE HAIR AND BEARD.
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appears neither poetical nor reasonable. It is to be hoped that he will not take it into his royal head to make his subjects shave theirs; nothing but that is wanting to complete their degradation.
BAYEUX TAPESTRY.[1]
END OF VOL. I.
- ↑ The above engraving, shewing two soldiers of William the Conqueror's army, is taken from the celebrated Bayeux Tapestry.—See ante, p. 297.
