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He wore gloves, he carried a muff of priceless zibeline, and in his cravat there was a diamond the size of a broad bean He also carried a malacca cane, which he deposited upon my desk, and a gold-rimmed spy-glass which, with a gesture of supreme affectation, he raised to his eye Now, M. Hector Ratichon," he said abruptly, "perhaps you will be good enough to explain I had risen when he entered.— Castles in the Air
The zibeline is a little animal which is becoming more and more rare.— The French Immortals Series — Complete
With that he threw from his shoulders his mantle of zibeline, but kept light hold of his sword.— The Book of Romance
Madame Martin, slender and erect in her zibeline corsage opening on a flood of lace, awakened with the charming brightness of her gray eyes the good man, who was susceptible to the graces of women.— The Red Lily — Complete
She threw over her shoulders a superb mantle of zibeline which was quite needed, for, though it was the middle of April, it was quite cold.— Messengers of Evil Being a Further Account of the Lures and Devices of Fantômas

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