neck-kerchief

His dress was more like that of a clergyman than a country doctor, being a plain black suit, and a plain white neck-kerchief tied behind like a band.

The Lazy Tour of Two Idle Apprentices 2007

Wherever it was, he went upon it, with a bran-new ladder, a white hat, a brown holland jacket and trousers, a blue neck-kerchief, and a sprig of full-blown double wall-flower in his button-hole.

The Lamplighter's Story 2007

Wherever it was, he went upon it, with a bran-new ladder, a white hat, a brown holland jacket and trousers, a blue neck-kerchief, and a sprig of full-blown double wall-flower in his button-hole.

The Lamplighter's Story 2007

But when she arose and would have put on her slippers, the right one was gone, and when she looked at her neck-kerchief it was cut, and the right corner was missing, and when she looked at her night-dress a piece was cut out of it.

Household Tales 2003

Then he also showed her the slipper, and the corner of the neck-kerchief, and the bit of the night-dress.

Household Tales 2003

Her rich-colored face crimsoned, and I felt her splendid bosom heave with emotion as I fairly glued my lips to hers, and tried to push my tongue between her lips, and one hand tried to get inside her neck-kerchief.

Forbidden Fruit Luscious and exciting story and More forbidden fruit or Master Percy's progress in and beyond the domestic circle Anonymous

"Loose your neck-kerchief, Barbara, and wave it -- wave it in the sunlight!"

Margaret Tudor A Romance of Old St. Augustine Annie T. Colcock

The carelessness went out of his bearing as his eyes fastened themselves in a stare on the man's neck-kerchief.

Bar-20 Days Clarence Edward Mulford 1919

Did Dave think he had been killed or was still pursuing the man whose neck-kerchief had aroused such animosity in Hopalong's heart?

Bar-20 Days Clarence Edward Mulford 1919

The neck-kerchief seemed to grow suddenly malignant and about to spring.

Bar-20 Days Clarence Edward Mulford 1919