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Tulle

French town, capital of Corrèze département on the western edge of the Massif Central; population (1999) 15,500. The town was founded in the 7th century. Only a 12th-century nave and belfry remain of its ancient cathedral. Tulle is an industrial town with a government firearms factory. It gives its name to tulle, a fine silk net fabric which was once made in the region.



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Although her dress, her coiffure, and all the preparations for the ball had cost Kitty great trouble and consideration, at this moment she walked into the ballroom in her elaborate tulle dress over a pink slip as easily and simply as though all the rosettes and lace, all the minute details of her attire, had not cost her or her family a moment's attention, as though she had been born in that tulle and lace, with her hair done up high on her head, and a rose and two leaves on the top of it.
Tarlatan and tulle were cheap at Nice, so she enveloped herself in them on such occasions, and following the sensible English fashion of simple dress for young girls, got up charming little toilettes with fresh flowers, a few trinkets, and all manner of dainty devices, which were both inexpensive and effective.
She had been properly dressed for the occasion in black tulle and black silk tights.
 
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