He sat silently on his bed, still wearing his Garter, Order of Merit and knee-breeches, for several minutes.
From the mid-1950s, Mayo was at her best in westerns, often assertive until she changed her tight-fitting riding breeches for something more feminine.
Daring knows she's faster on the (sword) draw than he is, "ten to one she beats me", but decides to marry her, still in breeches, "for I never lik'd thee half so well in Petticoats".
Men and boys wore comfortable, durable jackets and breeches, for example, made from deerskin and buckskin tanned to the consistency of fine chamois with the use of animal brains, a process the colonists had learned from the Indians.
My neighbour advises me that you can buy hygienic pantaloons, modesty breeches for bitches, but I think a clergyman walking a miniature dachshund in an organic linen coat from the preposterously expensive dog outfitters down the road is already quite comic enough.
He would turn up for training in unwashed kit, and wore the same pair of breeches for every game, again unwashed.
As for the higher-risk births (twins and breeches for instance), the ideal setting is a hospital in theory, but midwives like Muhlhahn may agree to attend them at home because they know that their clients have zero chance of a vaginal birth otherwise.
In both countries, the most commonly reported reasons for pre-labour caesarean were breech presentation for women without a previous caesarean and previous caesarean for women with a history of caesarean.
The studies that found cost savings ranged from acupuncture for breech delivery and for low-back pain, to manual manipulation for neck pain, natural products for various conditions, and a study of the whole practice of naturopathic medicine for chronic low back pain.
