great-coat

Jacob Welse helped his visitor into his fur great-coat and went on.

CHAPTER 6 2010

I unlaced my shoes, unbottoned my great-coat and coat, and was ready to make a quick partial strip a minute or so before we struck.

SMALL-BOAT SAILING 2010

He drew it under the sleeve of his mulberry-coloured great-coat, and I walked on, almost upon compulsion, arm-in-arm with him.

Charles Dickens and Uriah Heep hradzka 2010

The shambling figure, and the scanty great-coat, were not to be mistaken.

Charles Dickens and Uriah Heep hradzka 2010

I am afraid, you will catch cold, unless you throw off those wet clothes; and though I have no woman's gear, you can have my great-coat, and I can spare you a blanket besides. '

Archive 2007-12-01 2007

This man was dressed in a great-coat which was perfectly new and too large for him, and in a frightful pair of trousers all hanging in rags and black with mud.

Les Miserables 2008

In the meanwhile, M. Leblanc had removed the large brown great-coat which he wore over his blue coat, and had thrown it over the back of the chair.

Les Miserables 2008

At the same moment a little oblong packet, enveloped in blue paper, fell from one of the pockets of the great-coat.

Les Miserables 2008

But hand me that great-coat, Captain, and we will place the instruments in ambuscade, until they are called into action in due time.

Saint Ronan's Well 2008

The bed had not been disturbed, and on the bed lay, outspread, but not defiantly the great-coat and the black ribbon.

Les Miserables 2008