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Rh to a great extent by the speed at which she travels, and it is quite possible to wear a smart hat and pretty clothes if the pace is a comparatively slow one, such as is usual in the Park or in the streets of London. This chapter, however, has to deal with the more serious side of the question, how a

woman should dress who goes on long journeys in every kind of weather, and at a high rate of speed.

The first consideration must be to keep warm, and the second—a no less important one—what head-gear must be worn