Steele, Frances Mary, Adams, Elizabeth Livingston Steele, joint author · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 210
houlders. To getan idea of it, hold up two towels, the upper edgesbeside each other (Fig. 73). Begin to fasten theseedges together, leaving a space in the middle, asif for the head to pass through. The parts closedwould be on each shoulder, one towel falling likean apron in front, the other falling… … Fig- 73- Fig. 74- 202 BEAUTY OF FORM. curtain is hung from rings. This is the simplestform of the chiton (Figs. 75 and j6). If a sleeve was desired, the material was sewedtogether as a skirt is before the band is attached.
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