Page:The Way of the Cross, Doroshevich, tr. Graham, 1916.djvu/20

4 As our ladies wore their hair twenty years ago.

These are:

—The White Mountain people.

The peasant Women of the White Mountain district, whom the women of other provinces cannot tolerate, but despise them for these same "fringes."

—The plain-haired women.

The Holm people came before any of the others, they have been longer on the road and are more upset than all the rest.

Their peasant women are quarrelsome, they look about them ill-naturedly, and for every little nothing they raise hysterical cries.

It’s evident that they’re upset in the very depths of their souls.

Their nerves are all unstrung.

See, approaching slowly, in their reddish sheepskin coats with fringes of wool hanging from the cuffs of their sleeves,