Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 421
indeed blistered. The shoes were of many shapes, as I have shown, agreeing in one point only—that the toes should be cut very broad, often, indeed, quite square. Short or hanging hair, both were the fashion, and little flat caps with the rim cut at intervals, or the large flat hats of the previous… … HENRY THE EIGHTH 25S It is from these blistered, padded breechesthat we derive the trunks of the next reign, theslashings grown into long ribbon-like slits, the hosepuffed at the knee. Separate pairs of sleeves were worn with thewaistcoats, or with the petti-cotes, a favouritesleeve trimming being…
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