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No. 21                 Masks

When they ride out they have invisories or visors made of velvet wherewith they cover all their faces having holes made in them against Their eyes whereout they Look So that no Face can be seen but but Two broad holes against their Eyes with glasses in them   Stubbes anat of abuses 
it is probable that wimples or muflers were usd to conceal the Faces of women that went abroad before visors were usd
See womens masks  Randle Holm  Book 2 Ch 5 No 63:64 p 241  also cha 1 . No 57 &c
her majest Staied her coach & pulled off her mask.  The Queens Entertainment at the Earl of Hertford  Nichols vol 2 p. 27
her majesty on a Sudden took off her masque  Progress 1601  p. 7

 

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