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As it was, everybody was running after the young man in knickerbockers.
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Even the English people who come here put on knickerbockers and bonnets.
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His stockings were short, and did not come up to his knickerbockers.
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His knickerbockers, in the elegance of their lines, were the delight of beholders.
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And now to little Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell in knickerbockers and Holland jerkin.
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He wore an Inverness cape, plus fours, and stout shoes.
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Also the plus fours and the Old Etonian spats.
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He might look like a berk if he was thrashed while wearing, say, monogrammed ivory plus fours.
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It was then that the character in the turned-around golf cap and tatty plus fours drew alongside him.
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An eccentric, flamboyant golfing legend right down to his plus fours and spats, Hagen was a professional at the club.
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Rufus cast a cursory glance over his shoulder and committed a gross double take that made his plus fours flap in disbelief.
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The Plus Fours Routefinder, released in 1920, took on the work of many of today's devices, but in a rather handsome analog form.