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"You should take this one," she said, passing me a navy dress with white braided cords arranged across the bodice.† (source)
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I'm using heirloom lace on the bodice of Angela's gown; it's been in my family for three generations.† (source)
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She was neatly, even austerely dressed, in a dull-blue shirtwaist dress with a pleated bodice and small buttons down the front; her hair was pulled back into a severe chignon.† (source)
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Her bodice torn open, her arms across her chest, her face scarlet with humiliation, she looked briefly at my sister then ran up the stairs.† (source)
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I could wear my church petticoat, but I needed a proper short gown to cover the bodice.† (source)
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Her dress matched Peony's with its snug bodice and flouncy skirt, only it was made of stardust gold.† (source)
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A tiny white-gold brooch of the Republic seal is clipped on its bodice.† (source)
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Girls in dresses with low backs, with scooped bodices showing actual cleavage, with Empire waists.† (source)
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He's after more dangerous game than some low-bodiced councilman's daughter.† (source)
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Now, Katniss, because this bodice is so fitted, I don't want you raising your arms above your head.† (source)
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In bright bodices with their waists under their armpits, in long skirts and flowing sleeves, in camelin de Tripoli or taffeta or rosete, the delicate creatures swam into their places with an aroma of myrrh and honey —with which they had washed their teeth.† (source)
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Nobody was certain how many rooms Major — de Coverley had rented, not even the stout black-bodiced woman in corsets on the first floor from whom he had rented them.† (source)
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Natalie's dress had flowers blossoming on the bodice, and her full skirt was fluttery blue tulle.† (source)
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Why do you and I wear open-work silk stockings, skirts to our knees, gowns without sleeves or bodices?† (source)
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He did not appeal to this bodiced functionary in the same pleasant way.† (source)
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She clutched the torn cloth of her bodice to her heavy breasts.† (source)
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