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<p>[QUOTE="silverthwait, post: 408740, member: 103"]On the subject of aprons: most women (except the quite rich) owned a day dress, a Sunday dress, a wash-the-kitchen-floor outfit, and possibly a dress to wear to parties. It is for this reason that closets, if there <i>were </i>closets, were often in a corner triangle of a room. Aprons, did not neessariy need to be hung, and could be made much more quickly and easily than a proper dress. (LMA: picture Amy in her apron standing in front of her class in humilation.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="silverthwait, post: 408740, member: 103"]On the subject of aprons: most women (except the quite rich) owned a day dress, a Sunday dress, a wash-the-kitchen-floor outfit, and possibly a dress to wear to parties. It is for this reason that closets, if there [I]were [/I]closets, were often in a corner triangle of a room. Aprons, did not neessariy need to be hung, and could be made much more quickly and easily than a proper dress. (LMA: picture Amy in her apron standing in front of her class in humilation.[/QUOTE]
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