Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 239
notwear a hood, a peaked hat or a round, large-brimmedstraw hat. We may now arrive at the fashionable man,whose eccentricities in clothes were the object of much comment. How thehouppelande or peli9onactually was originated Ido not know, but it cameabout that men suddenlybegan to clothe them-selves… … ?;^- RICHARD THE SECOND 127 cut at the edges into the forms of leaves orother designs, and were lined, as the houppelande,with fur or silk. It will be seen that such agarment to suit all weathers and temperaturesmust be made of various materials and linedaccordingly. These materials were almost…
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