Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 188
A MAN AND WOMAN OF THE TIME OFEDWARD I. (1272—1307) The sleev6s of the mans overcoat through which hehas thrust his arms are copiplete sleeves, and could beworn in the ordinary manner but that they are toolong to be convenient; hence the opening. i … EDWARD THE FIRST 89 sometimes used as an ornament sewn on to dressesor gowns. You may know the effigy of Queen Eleanorin Westminster Abbey, and if you do, you willsee an example of the very plainest dress of thetime. She has a shaped mantle over her shoulders,wliich she is holding together by a…
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