Cambric is used as fabric for linens, shirts, handkerchieves, ruffs, lace, and needlework.
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Ron Howell's choreography is extraordinary, with breakdancers performing alongside morris men waving handkerchieves.
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Parliamentary authorities have decided to prevent school children who visit the House from taking handkerchieves into the visitor's gallery.
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He told me that in order to perform this magic trick effectively, you need not one, but two handkerchieves.
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It is the handkerchief tree par excellence, the large rounded crowns being covered with evenly spaced handkerchieves of white at frequent intervals.
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And in this sort they go to the church, dancing and swinging their handkerchieves over their heads, in the church, like devils incarnate.
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The Dodger and Charley Bates went out to work every day, but sometimes came home with no handkerchieves, and Fagin would get very angry.
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This done they tie about either leg 20 or 40 bells with rich handkerchieves in their hands, and sometimes laid across over their shoulders and necks.
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The Japanese are also horrified if people use handkerchieves for nose wiping of any kind as they use them only for mopping perspiration or drying the hands.
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Rudolf was one of the hundreds, with tears in their eyes, wishing us luck in our new country, waving with handkerchieves, flags, and even large white bed sheets.
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The axe swings, the hooded executioner holds up the head as that of a traitor, the crowd moans, surging forward to dip their handkerchieves in the martyr's blood.
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Do I call for the bearded to be forbidden to appear in public without handkerchieves tied round their chins or forcibly shaved at gunpoint by roving squads of enforcers?
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The Albanologist, Thelloczi, asserts that Illyrians danced with swords in their hands as Albanians do today. Women dance with handkerchieves. There is also a combined dance in which women and men dance together.
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In addition, Bonacieux crosses the Channel using washtub as a boat while Milady cooks unappetising stew for d'Artagnan whom she falls in love with. In addition, the puppets of O'Reilly and Bassonpierre are made after Koki Mitani and narrator Yuji Tanaka. Various properties appear in the show. Not only swords, guns, armour and the queen's necklace but also food, books and handkerchieves Porthos is given by many women are included.
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The elder is Gao Yinxian, the second is Lu Yueying (), the third is Lu Shuyi (), the fourth is Hu Cizhu (), the fifth is Gao Jinyue (), the sixth is Ouyang Shanshan () and the youngest is Tang Baozhen (). At that time, Gao Yinxian was over 60 and Tang Baozhen was over 50. When Gao was in her later years, Tang was her closest friend. Often, Gao would write Nüshu while Tang embroidered it the writing on handkerchieves.
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However, the traditional Aragonese outfit is varied depending on both its geographical origin (Hecho, Ansó, Ribagorza, Gistaín, etc.) as well as its use and social class. Therefore, there is a large number of different handkerchieves as part of various outfits that can be any color, including black (characteristic of older men). Recently, the cachirulo had been popularized as identificative of the Fiestas del Pilar festival where people wear it as decoration without necessarily wearing the rest of the traditional baturro costume.
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However, traditionally the type was varied, featuring other combinations of colors such as blue and black or purple and black, as well as plain cachirulos, striped or with flowers. There are two ways to tie it, the more widespread of those is wrapping it around the head forming a knot on one side, and the traditional form of Sobrarbe, which involves wrapping the entire head from behind and putting it horizontally on the forehead. Jotero wearing a cachirulo. These handkerchieves are characteristic of the classic jotero costume which is a simplification of the farmer costume.
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Housewives gather straw from the Straw Men's skirts as a good luck charm, taking it home to feed their geese and chickens. With the "Little Wife" (a man dressed as a woman) and the "dotted man", four dancers representing Turks perform a ritual dance in front of each house, to ensure wealth for the family and a good harvest. They must lift their legs as high as possible to ensure tall crops of flax. They wave handkerchieves, as in the English morris dance but originally wielded sabres instead.
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On 7 October 1763 De Neufville, registering himself as being bankrupt, was placed under guardianship; the expiration date of most bills had already passed. The Amsterdam Chamber of Insolvent Estates (Desolate Boedelkamer) became responsible for his property. On 10 October, the treasurer of the Chamber began an inventory of De Neufville's possessions. On 24 October, and not on 24 August as Van Nierop and De Jong-Keesing stated, the estate of De Neufville was valued for 6,390 or with an increase of 10% for 7,022 guilders; hundreds of napkins, pillowcases and handkerchieves, but none of the paintings was mentioned.
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