No more homespun for 'em, no more valley tan, no more parched corn for coffee, nor beet molasses nor unbolted flour.

In front of them all knelt an old man in the brown homespun of the people.

He passed through Jandol and climbed the Lowari Pass among the fir trees and the pines, and on the very summit he met three men clothed in brown homespun with their hair clubbed at the sides of their heads.

James had finally nerved himself to the point of asking Melinda if she could be happy with such a homespun fellow as himself, and Melinda had answered that she thought she could, hinting that it was possible for him to overcome much which was homespun about him.

Zekiel Homespun in Colman's "Heir at Law" was one of his great parts.

Most were in rough homespun over white shirts with no cuffs or collar.