Significats de homespun cloth en anglès

Underwear and sleeping garments were made of the natural colored homespun cloth.

The hearth was cold, and heavy homespun cloth hung over the windows.

The Mynan homespun cloth was scratchy under his touch, though.

Tucked into House's belt, also fluttering, was a hood of homespun cloth dyed black.

He was dressed in the coarsest brown homespun cloth.

She wore a plain enough dress of grey homespun cloth, and a little prim cap covered her pretty hair.

A long coat of homespun cloth is well fitted to his body, with waistcoat and trousers of the same material.

The women and girls sheared the sheep, carded the wool, spun the yarn, wove the homespun cloth, and made the clothes.

He was neatly dressed in the gray homespun cloth of the country, and entered with a smiling countenance and respectful manner.

He has fine, clean-cut, muscular hands, and he wears, as I see him, a rough, rather shabby suit of light, homespun cloth.

In like manner, the lord of Arran delivers each year two dead eagles, and the lord of Islay a roll of homespun cloth.

The boy, who was apparently about sixteen or seventeen years of age, was clad in the rough, yellow-gray homespun cloth of the Acadians.

Here lay a couple of old-time peasant dresses, of red homespun cloth, with short bodice and plaited shirt, and a pearl-bedecked breast pin.

The French peasants' working clothes are usually of strong homespun cloth, fashioned in the simplest way, to give the wearers entire ease in motion.

They make homespun cloth upon a simple loom, and out of their smoky huts come beautiful embroideries and stockings whose fineness is almost unequalled.

The tailor himself, Simeon Stagg, was kept pitiably poor in that country, when one sack coat of homespun cloth lasted a shepherd half a lifetime.