Purple and orange, rich. 
          Purple and black, heavy. 
          Purple and white, cold. 
          Purple, scarlet and gold color. 
          Purple, scarlet and white. 
          Purple, scarlet, blue and orange. 
          Purple, scarlet, blue, yellow and black. 
          Red and white, or gray. 
          Red and gold, or gold color. 
          Red, orange and green. 
          Red, yellow or gold color and black. 
          Red, gold color, black and white. 
          Seal brown, gold and cardinal. 
          Sapphire and bronze. 
          Sapphire and old gold. 
          Sapphire and cardinal. 
          Sapphire and light blue. 
          Sapphire and light pink. 
          Sapphire and corn. 
          Sapphire and garnet. 
          Sapphire and mulberry. 
          Shaded blue and black. 
          Scarlet and blue. 
          Scarlet and slate color. 
          Scarlet and orange. 
          Scarlet, blue and white. 
          Scarlet, blue and yellow. 
          Scarlet, black and white. 
          Scarlet, blue, black and yellow. 
          Shaded blue, shaded garnet and shaded gold. 
          Shaded blue and black. 
          White and cherry. 
          White and crimson. 
          White and brown. 
          White and pink. 
          White and scarlet. 
          White and gold color, poor. 
          Yellow and black. 
          Yellow and brown. 
          Yellow and red. 
          Yellow and chestnut or chocolate. 
          Yellow and white, poor. 
          Yellow and purple, agreeable. 
          Yellow and violet. 
          Yellow and lilac, weak. 
          Yellow and blue, cold. 
          Yellow and crimson. 
          Yellow, purple and crimson. 
          Yellow, purple, scarlet and blue. 
          Yellow, cardinal and peacock blue. 
          Yellow, pink, maroon and light blue.

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CHAPTER XXXII.

The Toilet.

To appear at all times neat, clean and tidy, is demanded of every well-bred person.  The dress may be plain, rich or extravagant, but there must be a neatness and cleanliness of the person.  Whether a lady is possessed of few or many personal attractions, it is her duty at all times to appear tidy and clean, and to make herself as comely and attractive as circumstances and surroundings will permit.  The same may be said of a gentleman.  If a gentleman calls upon a lady, his duty and his respect for her demand that he shall appear not only in good clothes, but with well combed hair, exquisitely clean hands, well trimmed beard or cleanly shaven face, while the lady will not show herself in an untidy dress, or disheveled hair.  They should appear at their best.

Upon the minor details of the toilet depend, in a great degree, the health, not to say the beauty, of the individual.  In fact the highest state of health is equivalent to the highest degree of beauty of which the individual is capable.