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Bishop Hall in his Sermon preachd at the Spittle James 1st speaking of women says there is nothing to be seen in the vardingale a yellow Ruff & a Periwig with perhaps some Feathers England Variety p. 136 again hear this ye Garish Popinjays hear this yea Plaster Faced Jezebels God will one day wash them off with fire & Brimstone p 137. again Fashion brought us deep Ruffs & shallow Ruffs thick Ruffs & thin Ruffs Double Ruffs & no Ruffs fashion brought us the vardingale & carried out the vardingale & [raised?] the vardingale & Placd it behind like a Rudder in some so big that the vessel is scarce able to bear it p. 138
Cornet a Linnen or Lacd headdress of women Bailey
The magnificent Dress worn by Queen Elizabeth when she met her Parliament after the Defeat of the Spanish Armada of which a scene Print has been lately Copied & Republishd is the Same as the Dress of Catherine de Cleves see montfeulon Vol 5 Pl 42 Catherine was married to the Duke of Guise in 1570
Ch 2nds disguise when he Escapd after the Battle of of worcester as a serving man was Grey cloth Breeches a Leathern Doublet & a green jerkin monthly mag: Sept 1810 p 137.
Chaucer in his Remaunt of the Rose describing the Duch of Fraunchise
1230 For She had on a Sucking for there is no cloth Sitteth bette
That not of Hempe Hurd is was on Demosel then doth Rokette
so fair was here in all arras a woman for more fetise is
Lorde it was Riddeled fetisley in Rokette then in Cote Iwis
There [nae?] was not a Point truely The White Rokette Riddiled Faire
That it has in its true assize Betokeneth that full debonaire
full well yclothed was Fraunchise & Swete was She that it ybere
Girdle - Domescent for a [warrior]: Girdle Domescensit Palsgrave
Hewke } a Garment for women Froe Surquayne Palsgrave
Huke }
Paste for a Lady or woman unes Paees
Peake of a Ladys mourning head Biquoquet
Pendant of a Gyrdele Pendant
Petycote Corsent Simple, Cotte Simple Chemise de Blanchet
Rayle for a womans Necke Crevechief en quattres doubles