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Won by the Sword

CHAPTER I: A STROKE OF GOOD FORTUNE
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It generally hung loosely on the shoulders, but two or three of the top buttons were sometimes fastened; the sleeves were loose and open from the elbow.
Sometimes the cloak was richly embroidered.

Over it fell a collar of rich lace, with Vandyke border.

Beneath it was worn a short tightly fitted doublet embroidered in front, with puffed sleeves, and with a belt or sash round the waist.

The breeches were very full, reaching to the knee.

For walking or riding, loose high boots turned down at the top and trimmed with lace or frillings joined the breeches; while in court dress, silk stockings and shoes with rosettes were worn.


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