bedrape

And for the rest—bedrape her In robe of purple hue, With here and there to give it life The flesh tint peeping through.

We shift and bedeck and bedrape us, Thou art noble and nude and antique; Libitina thy mother, Priapus Thy father, a Tuscan and Greek.

IV Heavy doth the North bedrape Paris mode from foot to top, As o'er fair Athenian shape Scythian should a bearskin drop.

"We shift and bedeck and bedrape us, Thou art noble and nude and antique;" Swinburne's "Dolores."

Shift and bedeck and bedrape her as they might, she was yet the Burdock; her lights would run down the Channel with no new consciousness in their stare, and there was work and peril for men aboard of her as of old.