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... y remained dull for nearly half of the year. But because of the poverty level.
It was normal for the wealthiest person here to have three shirts and two pants that they regulated all year round—several years if they still fit. Others usually had to patch up old clothes to make anything decent enough to cover the important parts.
The tradition of passing one’s used clothes to the next generation was not only seen as kind but also necessary. Other than that, most clothes were made ...
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Afterword
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