Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 88
RICHARD THE SECOND 49 the toe. They were made of every material, sewnwith pearls on cloth or velvet, stamped with goldon leather, or the leather raised. The toes weresometimes stuffed hard, sometimes allowed to hanglimp. For walking in the streets high clogs of woodwere used, made with long pointed… … man were a Garter Knight he wore but the garterof his Order. Much in favour with this court of gallants wererich chains about the neck, having for pendanttheir badge or some saints figure in gold or silver. Now we come to the most interesting and VOL. II. 7
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