"The traditional Quaker maid covers herself with the
most voluminous and ugliest possible vesture of unrelieved black, while her
shallow sister of the world thinks of nothing but 'fashion.' To the Christian
woman, clothes can be as
sacramental as anything else, they constitute something which can
pleasingly express spirituality, that can be a quite joyful sign of the glory
of God's intricate creation. 'Let *all* the world in *every* corner sing: My
God and King'" -- Martin Thornton.
Possibly from Christian
Proficiency
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