Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 118
own, or the short edition ofthe same with the skirts cut from it. T-hey haveinvented, or the tailor has invented, or necessityhas contrived, a new sleeve. It is a bag sleeve,very full and fine, enormous at the elbow, tightat the wrist, where it may faU over the hand ina wide cufF with dagged edges,… … HENRY THE FOURTH 73 Let us take six gentlemen met together tolearn the old thirteenth-century part-song, theround entitled Sumer is icumen in. The first, maybe, is in the high-coUared houppe-lande with the long skirts ; his sleeves are of adifferent colour to his gown, and are fastened to itunder…
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