Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 434
uble S curve.Other slashes were squared top and bottom. All men wore tight hose, in some cases puffedat the knee; in fact, the bagging, sagging, andslashing of hose suggested the separate breechesor trunks of hose. The shoes were very broad, and were sometimesstuffed into a mound at the toes, were… … HENRY THE EIGHTH 259 precious stones, and, also, were cut and puffedwith sUk. The little flat cap wiU be seen in all its varietiesin the drawings. The Irish were forbidden by law to wear ashirt, smock, kerchor, bendel, neckerchor, mocket(a handkerchor), or linen cap coloured or dyedwith saffron; or…
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