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    Hmmm I don't know. I will have to think about this a while....
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    I LOVE Diosa in the shackles having an every day conversation with the pregnant mistress in the background... ROTDLMAO!!!
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    mats
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    Thanks
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    WAIT!!! Ye actually DID this??
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    this can be arranged..
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    Oi Sis, the parallel stitches running perpendicular to what looks like the seams... are they just holding down the seam allowance?
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    I am going to start now by wishing you a very happy birthday, since I won't be any where near a computer come the actual day. Many, very, happy returns of the day Monsieur Souris!
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    shame you don't have extra for another mantua...
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    Love the colour... they look wonderful...
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    Yes I read this the first time, but you continued to call them stays and concluded with...Lara did say that this is a great example of the evolution of the stays. ....but you also wrote that Lara said"The Met labeled it a 'Bodice' - and this may be correct. "May" makes it sound as if she might disagree... that is what I was asking...why might she disagree?
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    Why does Lara think the set with the roses are a corset and not a dress bodice?
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    never mind
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    Hmmm the more I look at the print the more I am wondering about this one... been looking at some paintings from the 1740s-50s and there are some court style dresses, where once again, the style falls off the shoulder for the ladies... but then I have only been looking at this time frame for about three hours...example
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    Well without seeing the pair that you are writing about, perhaps for nursing? Did they appear to unlace any where at the edge of the cup?
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    These do look very much like the 1715 stays pattern in shape. They did have front and back lacing corsets according to Waugh and full and half boned corsets
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