Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 438
rvant to pick it up for him. These monstrously puffedclothes became even greater insize during the reign of the fol-lowing monarch, for James I.,being a timid king and fearfulof assassination, looked withgreat favor upon these paddedclothes as a defense against thedirk or stiletto. To extendthese… … ABOUT CLOTHES. 995 Lords, a projecting churches as they saw fit. So fierce and highnail tore a hole in did party feeling run that no marriages or evenhis trunk-hose. With commercial dealings of any kind were permitteda proud bearing suit- to take place between the members of the hos-able to his…
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