hooded cloak

“Wrapped in a hooded cloak which concealed his person, Bomilcar let out his breath.”

The First Man in Rome

“He wore a brown leather tunic with gartered trews and a hooded cloak of raggedy fur that muffled his hair and beard.”

Conqueror's Moon

“On his short, curly hair he wore a skull cap decorated with peacock feathers and his jacket and breeches seemed to be of black velvet stitched with gold thread, over which was thrown a pale-coloured hooded cloak of the pattern usually worn by desert peoples in these parts.”

The Fortress of the Pearl

“She was wearing a long hooded cloak of dark green and carrying a Phrygian bow, and a quiver of arrows was slung across her shoulder.”

Shield of Thunder

“He hung his hooded cloak on the nearest peg, and “Dwalin at your service!” he said with a low bow.”

The Hobbit

““Jilbáb,” a long coarse veil or gown which in Barbary becomes a “Jallábiyah,” in a striped and hooded cloak of woollen stuff.”

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

“Pushing aside embroidered shawls and gem-encrusted gowns, she pulled clear an old servant’s tunic of dull blue and a hooded cloak in dirty brown.”

Shield of Thunder

“Into this silence, the witchwoman creeps, her hooded cloak trimmed with the ears off”

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