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Guy Fawkes

CHAPTER XI
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He had the enormous trunk hose, heretofore mentioned as the distinguishing peculiarity of the costume of the period, and wore black velvet shoes, ornamented with white roses.

An ample ruff encircled his throat.

His hat was steeple-crowned, and somewhat broader in the leaf than was ordinarily worn, and shaded with a plume of black feathers.

His hair was raven black, and he wore a pointed beard, and moustaches.

His figure was tall and stately, and his features grave and finely formed.
By this time the group had been joined by the others, and a friendly greeting took place.


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