One apron, coming up.

Mother is in the kitchen wearing an apron.

I guess maybe I should have worn an apron.

I will only take off my apron.

You'll put the apron on him.

Yes, it was an apron.

Oh, and now I've got a stain on my apron!

What is it? Take off your coat and put on your apron.

People think that i'm tied to her apron strings.

No, you're not. Grab your rifles.

For not allowing yourself to be tied to a woman's apron strings.

I can put her in organdie dresses and pinafores.

All right, girls, hang up your aprons. Clean up your charcoals.

Mary tied an apron around her waist and then took the turkey out of the oven.

You know, the little ribbon you wear up here, and you had on a little apron.

She turned her old dress into a skirt.

Dress. Dress.

A dress.

A new dress?

Dress.

See, she has all these petticoats.

My dress!

Here's the dress.

(SCREAMS) Give me back my pants!

(SOBS) Give me my pants!

Will you give me my pants?

Give me back my pants!

Look at that dress.

Well, I won't kiss you for it, either.

Uhuh! Don't crush the taffeta.

But my dress.

Now then, the dress.

Pretty dress.

The short skirt is out of fashion.

That won't sell dresses.

I want dresses made up in exactly this shade of pink.

Repair one black satin dress.

Long skirts are out of fashion now.

I want to buy the dress.

Short skirts are already out of fashion.

Those dresses how thrilling!

That's a nice dress you've put on.

See me in a dress?

I keep forgetting you're just a little girl dressed up in your ma's long skirts.

It's the only real dress I've got.