She felt herself saying over to herself the words of the old north-country dirge, which came to her recollection she knew not how If hosen and shoon thou gavest nane, The whins shall prick thee intil the bane.

Hosen and shoon are good, but they do not always sufficiently indicate the state of the heart.

" Lady Mary had a consciousness, which was pleasant to her, that so far as the hosen and shoon went, she had abundant means of preparing herself for the pricks of any road, however rough; but she had no time to indulge this pleasing reflection, for she was shortly introduced into a great building, full of innumerable rooms, in one of which her companion left her.

When, however, I was turned fourteen years old, and put into small clothes, and worsted hosen knitted by my dear mother, I set out with a loach-fork to explore the Bagworthy water.

THE HUSBAND'S COMPLAINT. "Will she thy linen wash and hosen darn?" GAY.

And when he had unarmed himself he took off all his clothes saving only his hosen and his doublet.

So Sir Launcelot bade the swineherds clothe Sir Tristram in such a wise that his nakedness might be covered, and he bade them give Sir Tristram hosen and shoon, and when Sir Tristram was thus decently clad, Sir Launcelot made ready to take his departure from that place.

As for Sir Kay (he being clad only in a silken tunic of green color and with scarlet hosen and velvet shoes, fit for the court of a lady) he was afraid, and he wist not how to bear himself in the presence of Sir Boindegardus.

Some cast away their coats, some their hosen, some their hats.

He is robed and girt about the legs with hosen, the arms bare, and all the rest after the antique fashion.

If ever thou gav'st either hosen or shune, Every night and awle, Sit thee down and put them on, And Chryst receyve thy sawle.

But if hosen and shune thou never gav'st nean, Every night and awle, The whinnes shall prick thee to the bare beane, And Chryst receyve thy sawle.

The thieves therefore stripped him to his very shirt, his boots and hosen, and binding him hand and foot with a baldrick, cast him into a thorn bush, right thick and sharp.

When he marked the falling glaive he deemed that his day had come, for he was a naked man, clad in nought but his shirt and hosen.

Formerly, the plural was hosen: "Then these men were bound, in their coats, their hosen, and their hats.

Formerly, the plural was hosen: "Then these men were bound, in their coats, their hosen, and their hats.

Der Schneider himmlischer Hosen.

Der Schneider himmlischer Hosen.

Der Schneider himmlischer Hosen.

Der Schneider himmlischer Hosen.

Der Schneider himmlischer Hosen.

Der Schneider himmlischer Hosen.

These Northern merchants are apparelled with woollen cloth and hats, white hosen close, and bootes which be of Moscouia or Tartarie.

"Berquin had a gown of velvet, garments of satin and damask, and hosen of gold thread," says the Bourgeois de Paris.

They were made after the fashion of my father's, cap and hosen and shoon all of red, with a cloak of red to cover all.