| Tulkinghorn, putting his hands into the pockets of his rusty smallclothes and leaning quietly back in his chair. |
| One hand slid up her thigh and underneath her smallclothes. |
| He had on a woollen shirt and smallclothes, under a well-worn boiled-leather tunic, and leggings bought from an old soldier, and a heavy-duty cloak. |
| And having seen one pair I'm noticing them all over the place, a conspiracy of smallclothes. |
| It is now the mode to wear buckles on your smallclothes, that you may loosen or tighten them at pleasure. |
| Men's smallclothes, in her mind cannot be linked with love, though she does fixate on Henry's hat and many-caped greatcoat. |
