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Every wearer of a cassock was a mark for the insults and outrages of soldiers and Rapparees.— The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume 3
Another priest / preacher showing himself to be an empty cassock, adding nothing at all to human discourse.— Pharyngula
We will respect his cassock, and think no more of what a haughty and intriguing man is wrapped in it.— Henry VIII and His Court
But in the case now occupying our attention the cassock was in alliance with the sword.— PG Edition of Netherlands series — Complete
He crossed his strong arms in the rusty black sleeves of his cassock, and for some moments looked at me seriously.— A Village of Vagabonds
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