neckercher

Which reminds me - did ye give that neckercher back after Ferozeshah?

Flashman And The Mountain Of Light

A swell, too, by the elegant cut of his togs; diamond pin in his neckercher, a couple of rings on his big brown hands - and, by Jove, even a tiny gold ring in one ear.

Flashman's Lady

I can still see it, Brooke at the head of the table in his big armchair, stiff in his white collar and carefully-tied black neckercher, with black coat and ruffled cuffs, the eager brown face grave for once, and the only thing out of place his untidy black curls - he could never get 'em to lie straight.

Flashman's Lady

I had two good pairs of trousers, excellent boots from Todd, a smart grey embroidered waistcoat, several shirts which were beyond redemption, and a fine neckercher of black China silk.

Flash For Freedom

He was obviously friendly, and a kindly-looking little fellow in his old-fashioned neckercher and breeches, with bright grey eyes that peered eagerly at me.

Flash For Freedom

That was my wardrobe; the coat and neckercher at least could be counted on for what I had in mind.

Flash For Freedom

"A father's duty be a very solemn thing, Barnabas," he continued slowly, "an 'your' ead being (as I say) full o 'wild idees, I'm going to try to punch 'em out again as a well-meaning father should, so help me back wi' the table out o 'the road, an' off wi 'your coat and neckercher."

The Amateur Gentleman

'Greedy dogs getten them hard cuffs,' and rearranged her neckercher.

Privy Seal His Last Venture

'He hev left off his black coat and white neckercher, and hev cut off his whiskers; but he's the same man for all that. '

Tess of the d'Urbervilles

"He hev left off his black coat and white neckercher, and hev cut off his whiskers; but he's the same man for all that."

Tess of the d'Urbervilles