Silks

She was dressed in rich silks.

The difference in the wealth of the parents determines the lot of the child. Some are carefully tended and clothed in silks and dainty linen; others are neglected and covered with rags.

Clothed in the costliest silks and muslins, she was the greatest beauty in the palace.

Clothed in the costliest silks and muslins, she was the greatest beauty in the palace, but she could neither sing nor speak.

Beautiful slaves clad in silks and gold came forward and sang to the prince and his royal parents.

Mary's new passion was performing on aerial silks.

There was a large babyhouse, beautifully furnished; there were many dolls of various sizes, and little chests and trunks full of nicely made clothes for them to wear—night-clothes, morning wrappers, gay silks and lovely white dresses, bonnets and hats, shoes and stockings too, and ribbons and laces, for the lady dolls; and for the gentlemen, coats, hats, vests, cravats and everything that real grown-up men wear; and for the baby dolls there were many suits of beautiful baby clothes; and all made so that they could be easily taken off and put on again.