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The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night, Volume 1

Note 647 — THE HUNCHBACK'S TALE. (continued 2)

Richard Francis Burton translation · Edition 2

The Hindus prefer "having the cardinal points as her sole garment." Vêtu de climat, says Madame de Stael. In Paris nude statues are "draped in cerulean blue." Rabelais (iv., 29) robes King Shrovetide in grey and gold of a comical cut, nothing before, nothing behind with sleeves of the same.

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