Meanings of low bodice in English

This he observed and the heave of her bosom in its low bodice.

Her mental nudeness is parallel with her low bodice, it is that and nothing more.

She was looking very lovely to-night, the low bodice emphasizing the voluptuous outlines of the bust.

Her smoothly turning shoulders, filmed in lawn, and low bodice crowned an extravagant circumference of ruffled silk and rosettes.

She held a delicate, shimmering pale rose silk gown with small ruffled sleeves and tiny rolled silk swirling on the low bodice.

Over the low bodice of her dress Mrs Lambert wore a thick white kerchief, fastened close to the throat by a gold pin.

She was dressed in white, with a low bodice, her luxuriant golden hair, of a rare sheen and fineness, falling upon beautifully moulded shoulders.

For instance, I am now at work on the portrait of Miss D. C., who is in old-fashioned dress, low bodice, and long leg-of-mutton sleeves.

She pressed her little brown fist, still tightly clutching her fan, against her low bodice, as if already transfixed with a secret and absorbing passion.

High dresses of transparent materials, and low bodices with capes of black lace, are considered sufficiently full dress on these occasions.

To begin with, she put on her best dress- alowbodice of black silk relieved with white and a single scarlet rose from the hothouse.

Mrs. Trea--Does Mrs. Treacher go about in silks and furs and low bodices with a thousand pounds' worth of diamonds on her abandoned neck?