 | Robert Chambers - 1858 - 574 pagine
...after the French manner, short cloaks like the Germans, French hoods, and large falling bands round their necks. The unmarried of all sorts did go bareheaded,...citizens' wives, and the women of the country, did wear cloaks made of a coarse stuff, of two or three colours in chequer-work, vulgarly called plodan.'' '.... | |
 | Charles MacFarlane - 1861 - 852 pagine
...after the French manner; short cloaks, like the Germans; French hoods and large falling bands about their necks. The unmarried of all sorts did go bareheaded,...their arms, like the virgins of Germany. The inferior sorts of citizens' wives, and the women of the country, did wear cloaks made of a coarse stuff, of... | |
 | Alex Johnston Warden - 1867 - 840 pagine
...&c., and among other things says, " the unmarried gentlewomen of all sorts did go bareheaded, and wore short cloaks, with most close Linen sleeves on their arms, like the virgins of Germany. The common sort, citizens' wives, and women of the country, wore cloaks of coarse stuff, of two or three... | |
 | David Bremner - 1869 - 554 pagine
...after the French manner, short cloaks like the Germans, French hoods, and large falling bands about their necks. The unmarried of all sorts did go bareheaded,...citizens' wives, and the women of the country, did wear cloths made of a coarse stuff of two or three colours in checker work, vulgarly called pladon [plaiding.]"... | |
 | Charles MacFarlane - 1876 - 928 pagine
...after the French manner; short cloaks, like the Germans; French hoods and large falling bands about their necks. The unmarried of all sorts did go bareheaded,...their arms, like the virgins of Germany. The inferior sorts of citizens' wives, and the women of the country, did wear cloaks made of a coarse stuff, of... | |
 | James Grant - 1880 - 436 pagine
...after the French manner ; short cloaks like the Germans, French hoods, and large ' falling bands about their necks. The unmarried of all sorts (?) did go bareheaded, and wear short cloaks, with close linen sleeves on their arms, like the virgins of Germany. The inferior sort of citizen's wives... | |
 | Andrew Macgeorge - 1880 - 396 pagine
...necks. The unmarried of all sorts " go bareheaded, and wear short cloaks with close linen sleeves. The " inferior sort of citizens wives, and the women of the country, wear " cloaks made of coarse stuff, of two or three colours in chequer work, " vulgarly called plodan"... | |
 | James Grant - 1884 - 482 pagine
...bands about their necks. The unmarried of all sorts (?) did go bareheaded, and wear short cloaks, with close linen sleeves on their arms, like the virgins...citizens' wives and the women of the country did wear cloaks made of a coarse stuff, of two or three colours, in checker work, vulgarly called plodon (żż,... | |
 | Robert Chambers - 1885 - 426 pagine
...after the French manner, short cloaks like the Germans, French hoods, and large falling bands round their necks. The unmarried of all sorts did go bareheaded,...citizens' wives, and the women of the country, did wear cloaks made of a coarse stuff, of two or three colours in chequer-work, vulgarly called plodan.' July... | |
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Gentlewomen married did wear close upper bodies [boddice?] after the German manner, with large whalebone sleeves, after the French manner, — short cloaks like the Germans, French hoods, and large falling bands about their necks. The unmarried of all... 
