Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 166
as smaller, and his hat^brim was larger. Shewould, I venture to think, disapprove of him,thinking that he did not look so smart. vol. in. 14 106 ENGLISH COSTUME For ourselves, I think we should distinguishhim at once as a man who wore very large knicker-bockers tied at the knee, and, in looking at… … be seen in the drawings better than it can bedescribed; indeed, the alterations in clothes arenot easy to describe, except that they follow thegeneral movement towards looseness. The trunkshave become less like pumpkins and more likeloose, wide bags. The hats, some of them stiff and JAMES THE FIRST…
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