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Plate XVIII.

Fig. 79.—Period 1688-1702.

Long round capes were still worn, without sleeves, and a collar turned down about 4 inches.

Shoes of a similar shape to those of the later Charles II type were in use, but the heels became larger and the toes not so long; the top of the front was sometimes shaped and turned down. Heavy boots to the knee, with large curved tops, were also in favour, as in the illustration (Fig. [71]).

SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. WILLIAM AND MARY. FEMALE.