Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 115
ngelo,living and dying, and Galileo andShakespeare seeing light—in the verycentre and heart of these things, andwe and they discussing the relationsof the law to linen. How, they andwe ask, are breeches, and slop-hosecut in panes, to be lined ? In suchwritings we are bound to concernourselves with… … 70 ENGLISH COSTUME to admit it or no, is for ever choosing patterns,colours, shades, styles to suit his own peculiar per-sonality. From the cradle to the grave we aredecked with useless ornaments—bibs, sashes, trills,little jackets, neat ties, different coloured boots,clothes of ceremony, clothes…
Costume -- Great Britain
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