A thin chemisette was all that intervened to hinder the full severity of the blows, and these fell thick end fast, until the sufferer took courage and retreated out of reach!
A girl, in short bright-coloured nagua, and white chemisette without sleeves, came out into the patio, and climbed up the escalera that led to the roof.
To this chemisette are added immensely wide short sleeves.
She wore an open dressing-gown, that showed between the shawl facings of her bodice a pleated chemisette with three gold buttons.
Chemisette of lace, finished at the throat with a fulled band and petite ruffle.
The dress is made quite plain, with low body and long sleeves, with cuffs of plain fulled muslin; chemisette of lace, reaching to the throat, and finished with a narrow row encircling the neck.
Just before he spoke to her, he observed that she had a chemisette in her hand, the frill of which was laced through with ribbon.
The moment she became aware of his approach she dropped thechemisette suddenly in the trunk, and covered it over with some handkerchiefs.
Thou loadest me with heavy weight of longing love, when I * Can hardly bear my chemisette for weakness and for pain: I marvel not to see my life and soul in ruin lain: * I marvel much to see my frame such severance pangs sustain.
Thou loadest me with heavy weight of longing love, when I ✿ Can hardly bear my chemisette for weakness and for pain: I marvel not to see my life and soul in ruin Iain ✿ I marvel much to see my frame such severance-pangs sustain.
Her chemisette was of blue crape, fringed with silver; and her antery of Broussa silk, worked and edged with gold, bound about her waist with a costly cachemire.
It will be noticed that we have adopted the excellent fashion of the "Moniteur," and now give an undersleeve and chemisette to correspond.
The chemisette and sleeve are composed of Swiss muslin, insertion, and edging.
The chemisette is composed of alternate rows of narrow plaits and insertion, and is edged with muslin embroidery to correspond.
The chemisette is of lace, to match that upon the skirt, and is fastened at the throat by a simple knot of pink ribbon.
In the fifteenth century the chemisette to some extent yielded place to the bodice high at the neck and fastened at the back, finished by a small linen kerchief tied in the front.
Heavy and sumptuous, the gown worn at home consisted of baggy trousers of thin texture drawn in tightly at the ankles, supplemented by a long sleeved chemisette of white muslin trimmed with a peculiar kind of lace.
The snowy muslin chemisette is cut low at the throat, and the embroidered coat shows a heart-shaped opening fastening only at the waist with two buttons; and on the head is a small round cap.
The snowy chemisette finishes with a moderately-sized ruffle at the throat, and disappears into a velvet stomacher, the little open jacket bearing a border of coloured ribbons.
The white chemisette vaunts full short sleeves, and fits up to the throat, where it is occasionally finished with a broad frill, while the hair is drawn off the forehead and hangs down the back in two plaits.
The chemisette is of white lawn, and jewels are around the neck, and flowers wreathe the head over a lawn cap which conceals the hair.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "chemisette" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
