| The guimpe of the dress was of a creamy embroidery that dissolved bafflingly into the whiteness of her neck. |
| The gathers at the waist are confined by narrow rows of guimpe. |
| So the guimpe was brought, a lace guimpe with long, lace sleeves, and a high collared neck of lace. |
| She caught up the money and the note, thrust them into her guimpe, locked the case, and ran to the road. |
| The under bodice, which we should call a guimpe, is of white muslin with gold fillets. |
| Whatever she got for that must be made with a guimpe that could be taken out to make it a little more festive for the ball. |
