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(Prince, the uncaught thief is king He was wearing a kalpak--the head-gear of the cossack, which would make a high priest look outlawed, and a shaggy goat-skin coat that had seen more than one campaign.— The Eye of Zeitoon
He was wearing a kalpak -- the head-gear of the cossack, which would make a high priest look outlawed, and a shaggy goat-skin coat that had seen more than one campaign.— The Eye of Zeitoon
He got up and stood very politely in front of Gloria Vanderman, removing his cossack kalpak for the first time and holding it with— The Eye of Zeitoon
Benedetto wore the uniform of an Austrian officer, a kalpak was strapped over his forehead and his coat bedecked with costly gold lace.— The Son of Monte-Cristo, Volume I
He tore the embroidered coat from his body, and replaced it by his own, and, together with the kalpak, which Benedetto had thrown aside, completed his toilet.— The Son of Monte-Cristo, Volume I

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