Calicos [noun]

The scarlet calico canopy was again set up over the bed, and the woven cradle, on its red manzanita frame, stood near.

She was so handy with a needle, and allus ready to cut out calico dingusses that the peon gals could sew up.

As she turned the corner, a lame child in a calico dress and torn hood staggered past her bent with the weight of a heavy basket.

Eloise said, drawing her well foot under the spotted calico, and wishing the young men would go.

It will add ever so much to our fun—everybody I know simply loves and envies me my darling 'calico' pony!

She found she should make eighty cents,—almost enough to buy a new calico dress.

When he last saw her she was arrayed in Mrs. Biggs's spotted calico, and he was quick to note the change.

Her mass of wonderful hair was partly confined by a calico cap, and on her feet were my gift moccasins.

A fellow would procure a bolt of calico, carry it carefully for a day or two, then cast it aside and get another.

So we shortened up one of the calico gowns, and I turned up my trouser-legs to my knees and got into it.