cotton-cloth

My skirts hung cotton-cloth limp over a couple of pairs of oxfords while I waited to get as old as my big sister.

Humor for a Sister’s Heart Patsy Clairmont 2007

My skirts hung cotton-cloth limp over a couple of pairs of oxfords while I waited to get as old as my big sister.

Humor for a Sister’s Heart Patsy Clairmont 2007

My skirts hung cotton-cloth limp over a couple of pairs of oxfords while I waited to get as old as my big sister.

Humor for a Sister’s Heart Patsy Clairmont 2007

My skirts hung cotton-cloth limp over a couple of pairs of oxfords while I waited to get as old as my big sister.

Humor for a Sister’s Heart Patsy Clairmont 2007

Money being unknown, such bulky articles as cotton-cloth, tobacco, and beads are necessary to provide meat and milk, and he who would eat bread must load his camels with grain.

First footsteps in East Africa 2003

The Mexicans spun and wove their cotton-cloth just in this way before the Conquest, and malacates of baked clay are found in great numbers in the neighbourhood of the old Mexican cities.

Anahuac : or, Mexico and the Mexicans, Ancient and Modern Edward Burnett Tylor

They are 'impossible' as cotton-cloth at twopence an ell was -- till men set about making it.

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 54, No. 333, July 1843 Various

Each of us carried half a dozen darts, and strapped around our waists, outside our cotton-cloth armor, we each wore

The Aztec Treasure-House Thomas Allibone Janvier

These Indian communities always rejoiced in being able to produce for themselves almost everything necessary for their simple wants; but of late years the law of supply and demand has begun to undermine this principle, and the cotton-cloth, spun and woven at home, is yielding to the cheaper material supplied by the factories.

Anahuac : or, Mexico and the Mexicans, Ancient and Modern Edward Burnett Tylor

Sometimes one sees women weaving cotton-cloth, or _manta_, as it is called, in a loom of the simplest possible construction; or sitting at their doors in groups, spinning cotton-thread with the _malacates_, and apparently finding as much material for gossip here as elsewhere.

Anahuac : or, Mexico and the Mexicans, Ancient and Modern Edward Burnett Tylor