riya borrowed a dess from me and lent it to her friend,marry. identify the prepostion
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A young bride from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania is bringing a whole new meaning to the term 'something borrowed'.
Abigail Kingston, 30, is set to get married in a wedding dress that is 120 years old and it has been previously worn by 10 other brides on her mother's side of the family.
Mary Lowry Warren, Kingston's great-great-grandmother, first donned the Victorian-era satin gown in 1895, and was last worn in 1991.
Leigh Valley Live reports that the tradition of passing down the dress took 50 years to start because Lowry's daughter's had no interest in wearing the dress.
Lowry’s daughter got married in the roaring ’20s and wanted a flapper-style dress instead of the older style, Kingston said.
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