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They were standing at the door of a large house; and close to the wall, in the shadow of the porch of a building opposite, stood a youth, his hair covered by the hood of a long caracalla, listening with breathless attention.

A Thorny Path — Complete Georg Ebers 1867

The unmasked rogue, with a swift movement, snatched the hood of the caracalla off Alexander's head, flew at his throat with the fury and agility of a panther, and with much presence of mind called for help.

A Thorny Path — Complete Georg Ebers 1867

They were standing at the door of a large house; and close to the wall, in the shadow of the porch of a building opposite, stood a youth, his hair covered by the hood of a long caracalla, listening with breathless attention.

Complete Project Gutenberg Georg Ebers Works Georg Ebers 1867

With his own hand he wrapped her in the caracalla and hood which old

A Thorny Path — Complete Georg Ebers 1867

He then signed to her and asked her quietly to fetch his cloak out of the next room, for his old body needed warmth; and Melissa gladly complied, and laid the caracalla over the old mans cold feet with obliging care.

A Thorny Path — Complete Georg Ebers 1867

Here I caught sight of a flowing robe beneath the caracalla, and, the hat having fallen back, a beautiful woman's face with large and fear-inspiring eyes.

A Thorny Path — Complete Georg Ebers 1867

More than one, who was known for a malcontent, found a gold coin in his hand, with the image of the monarch he was expected to hail; and on the way by which Caesar was to come many of those who awaited him wore the caracalla.

A Thorny Path — Complete Georg Ebers 1867

Johanna and Nemesianus had removed his hat and caracalla, to attend to his wound.

A Thorny Path — Complete Georg Ebers 1867

A long caracalla covered his tall form; Dido the slave had cut off his hair, and he himself had disguised his features with streaks of paint.

A Thorny Path — Complete Georg Ebers 1867