10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FUSTANELLE»
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fustanelle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Chamber's Journal of Popular Literature, Science and Arts
This time, however, something more striking is to be performed, and so one of the
beys lends him his white fustanelle; another, a gold-embroidered jacket and
waistcoat of crimson cloth; a third, his gaiters, ornamented in similar fashion; and
a ...
William Chambers, Robert Chambers, 1890
2
Century illustrated monthly magazine
He wore the fustanelle, the starched white kilts of the southern Albanians; and the
long blue tassel of his fez fell gracefully on his shoulders, mingling with his hair,
which he wore rather long. He was as different from the average unkempt ...
3
All the Year Round: A Weekly Journal
The only Christians of Scodra who are allowed to wear the " fustanelle," or full
white petticoat of the Mohammetan Albanians, are the Kavasses of the
Consulates ; and Marco, who is himself short, has, probably from motives of
economy, ...
The tradesmen and artisans sit with crossed legs in their booths, selling their red
boots and fustanelle so generally worn. Also a costume — the Greek name we
never learned — which we named "Fluffy Ruffles." The fustanelle is the island ...
Frank Eberle, Harry Van Denmark, 1912
5
My Diaries: 1888 to 1900
King Otho wore the Albanian fustanelle, and that and the costume of the Islands,
with its immense balloon-like calico nether garments and red cap, were the
common dress of the young Greek bloods. The king's footmen are the only
wearers of ...
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt, 1900
6
My Diaries: 1888-1900.-pt.2. 1900-1914
The king's footmen are the only wearers of the fustanelle to-day. On the 22nd we
paid our visit to Achmetaga, for me a romantic spot, for I had spent some weeks in
Eubaea in i860 in merry company 1 Next came Anarchy, he rode On a white ...
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt, 1921
7
My Diaries: 1888-1900, The scramble for Africa
The king's footmen are the only wearers of the fustanelle to-day. On the 22nd we
paid our visit to Achmetaga, for me a romantic spot, for I had spent some weeks in
Eubaea in i860 in merry company 1 Next came Anarchy, he rode On a white ...
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt, 1921
This time, however, something more striking is to be performed, and so one of the
beys lends him his white fustanelle ; another, a gold-embroidered jacket and
waistcoat of crimson cloth ; a third, his gaiters, ornamented in similar fashion; and
a ...
William Chambers, Robert Chambers, 1890
9
Fata Morgana: A Romance of Art Student Life in Paris
Except the guides and two soldiers in the picturesque costumes of the klephts,—
white gaiters and short jacket, like that of a bull-fighter, with a fustanelle shirt,—
no one accompanied the tourists. The tutor had gone back to Adalbert. There was
...
10
1888-1900, The scramble for Africa
The king's footmen are the only wearers of the fustanelle to-day. On the 22nd we
paid our visit to Achmetaga, for me a romantic spot, for I had spent some weeks in
Eubaea in i860 in merry company 1 Next came Anarchy, he rode On a white ...
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt, 1921
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FUSTANELLE»
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fustanelle is used in the context of the following news items.
Mick Jagger's white dress cast him as a romantic hero
In 1969, Fish happened to be on holiday in Greece, where he was much taken by the fustanelle, the traditional skirt-like costume worn by the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 13»
Les Evzones: entre Traditions et Histoire
L'Evzone (ou Tsolias), avec sa jupe plissée, la fustanelle, et ses souliers rouges à pompon, les tsarouchia, devient ensuite un symbole du ... «Info-Grèce.com, Jul 07»
