1
Fat ladies invariably wear breeches-tightkhaki breeches-andwith them they wear georgette blouses, silk stockings, and high-heeled pumps.
2
Even in the most conservative communities to-day women wear breeches instead of the heavy skirts of a short time back.
3
At the age of six he had asked a Scripture riddle: "Who was the first man known to wear breeches?"
4
Mr. Labouchere wore breeches, with knee and shoe buckles sparkling with diamonds.
5
He wore breeches and gaiters, and in them his legs seemed grotesquely thick.
6
Note: he wears breeches, and there is a gentlewoman to attend the ladies.'
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The chief subject of dispute at that time was the fashion of wearing breeches.
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They now wore breeches and stockings instead of long hosen.
9
They swung from their saddles as easily as though they wore breeches and boots.
10
He wore breeches, but his shirt lay on the bed.
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He still wore breeches; but his were of coarse blue cloth, with burnished steel buckles.
12
Sometimes he also wore breeches reaching below the knee.
13
Damn it, Iya, I've worn breeches all my life.
14
He wore breeches and the laced-up shoes called ankle-jacks; he kept his eyes fixed upon the fire.
15
He wears breeches and gaiters, and a blue coat cut in the style of two generations since.
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They wore breeches buckled at the knee, stockings, shoes with high heels; their coats had enormous pockets.