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Milton

Note And sable stole of cypress lawn — MILTON’S MINOR POEMS.

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35. And sable stole of cypress lawn. Dr. Murray thus defines cypress lawn, “A light transparent material resembling cobweb lawn or crape; like the latter it was, when black, much used for habiliments of mourning.”

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