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felt hat
1. falling from under a high felt hat onto his shoulders,
2. floppy brown felt hat with a wide brim, and put it on his head
3. mention a few coins being tossed into an old felt hat at their feet
4. Once, it was a man’s felt hat
5. I glared at the monster and narrowed my eyes in rage as I felt hate form within the depths of my soul
6. ” says Lewis who has suddenly appeared at her side, holding out a large felt hat and large pair of sunglasses he looks at her expectantly
7. Suzy put her big coat on and the big felt hat Lewis had got her, looking in the mirror she adjusts the hat to a jaunty angle; “How do I look?” she asks Sharon with a smile as she keeps staring into the mirror
8. When Francis came inside and threw his felt hat onto the sofa,
9. When he was at the door, he let her put an old felt hat of José Arcadio Buendía’s on his head
10. Amaranta Úrsula, on the other hand, had brought in by train fish and shellfish in boxes of ice, canned meats and preserved fruits, which were the only things she could eat, and she still dressed in European style and received designs by mail in spite of the fact that she had no place to go and no one to visit and by that time her husband was not in a mood to appreciate her short skirts, her tilted felt hat, and her seven-strand necklaces
11. Blamey, a short but stocky, solidly-built man with a thick moustache, wore the typical Australian tropical dress of short pants, short sleeved tan shirt and wide-brimmed felt hat
12. Rising to his feet, he eagerly followed the young Nancy to the next table, bowing and saluting with his large felt hat the pretty-looking young woman aristocrat
13. Louis saluted her with his large felt hat, then galloped towards the main entrance of the palace
14. she actually felt hate and rage flowing from several of Maurik’s siblings
15. Wearing a large felt hat with his court outfit, young Louis beamed with joy at the sight of Nancy and went to her at once as she curtsied respectfully to him
16. Rhone pulled the brim of his black felt hat
17. The town certainly does give you that impression as you walk about its little streets and at every corner meet the same battered-looking persons in black you met at the corner before, but what has that to do with Goethe? And the pages that follow have nothing to do with him either that I can see, being a disquisition on the origin and evolution of the felt hats the professors wear--dingy, slouchy things--winding up with an explanation of their symbolism and inevitableness, based on a carefully drawn parallel between them and the kind of brains they have to cover
18. Hardly had she said it, hardly had the bishop's wife had time to open her mouth and stare in stoniest astonishment, hardly had I had time to follow her petrified gaze, than an old man in a long waterproof garment with a green felt hat set askew on his venerable head, came nimbly up behind Charlotte, and bending down to her unsuspecting ear shouted into it the amazing monosyllable 'Bo!'
19. "What shall I tell you, madam?" he inquired, politely sweeping off his felt hat and bowing beautifully
20. He lived it down as one lives down every sorrow and every joy; and when in the fulness of time, after a series of years in which he went about listlessly in a soft felt hat and an unsatisfactory collar, he married, it was to Priscilla's capital that he went for his honeymoon
21. ” Anne put on a felt hat and began tucking up her hair
22. She felt hatred and resentment taking complete
23. “but I felt hate not
24. Laurie threw back his head, and laughed so heartily at this attack, that the felt hat fell off, and Jo walked on it, which insult only afforded him an opportunity for expatiating on the advantages of a rough-and-ready costume, as he folded up the maltreated hat, and stuffed it into his pocket
25. Mingling with and part of this crowd were a number of well-fed-looking individuals dressed in long garments of black cloth of the finest texture, and broad-brimmed soft felt hats
26. Her blue felt hat would show off the bronze of her hair against the darkness and the dark panels of her skirt would show off the light ones
27. Davy Stephens, minute in a large capecoat, a small felt hat crowning his ringlets, passed out with a roll of papers under his cape, a king's courier
28. Gould in the landau, with his fine, old, clean-shaven face of a uniform tint as if modelled in yellow wax, shaded by a soft felt hat, the dark eyes looking out fixedly
29. He used to come in and talk for hours, twisting his felt hat in his hairy paws, and his ambition seemed to become a sort of Duc de Morny to a sort of Napoleon
30. particularly conspicuous, bowing and waving his felt hat and a nosegay over his head
31. His hand on the doorknob, he Ashley said “Good-by,” very softly, caught up from the table the wide felt hat she had turned and looked at her, a long, desperate look, as if he wanted to carry away with him every detail of her face and figure
32. A shadow in a long black cloak and a soft black felt hat passed along the pavement between the Rotunda and the carriages, examined the barouche carefully, went up to the horses and the coachman and then moved away without saying a word, The magistrate afterward believed that this shadow was that of the Vicomte Raoul de Chagny; but I do not agree, seeing that that evening, as every evening, the Vicomte de Chagny was wearing a tall hat, which hat, besides, was subsequently found
33. On its head it had a soft felt hat
34. "Yes, you must learn, once and for all—once and for all, I say—to take a hint! I tell you that, with your recklessness—for you have already been twice arrested by the shade in the felt hat, who did not know what you were doing in the cellars and took you to the managers, who looked upon you as an eccentric Persian interested in stage mechanism and life behind the scenes: I know all about it, I was there, in the office; you know I am everywhere—well, I tell you that, with your recklessness, they will end by wondering what you are after here
35. After avoiding the commissary of police, a number of door-shutters and the firemen, after meeting the rat-catcher and passing the man in the felt hat unperceived, the viscount and I arrived without obstacle in the
36. Battered felt hats, tarpaulin caps, hideous woollen nightcaps, and, side by side with a short blouse, a black coat broken at the elbow; many wore women's headgear, others had baskets on their heads; hairy breasts were visible, and through the rent in their garments tattooed designs could be descried; temples of Love, flaming hearts, Cupids; eruptions and unhealthy red blotches could also be seen
37. Her mother handed her a wide-brimmed felt hat to put on and a rather large navy blazer with narrow green braiding around it
38. Beside the couch was a wooden chair, and on the angle of the back hung a very seedy and disreputable hard-felt hat, much the worse for wear, and cracked in several places
39. Now, then: ‘Found at the corner of Goodge Street, a goose and a black felt hat
40. No, I cannot,” and again he felt hatred rising in his heart towards that man so foreign to him
41. In the hut there was a girl in a felt hat and short fur coat, sinewy, and with an ugly and unpleasant face, relieved, however, by her pleasant eyes and raised eyebrows
42. His companion, a younger man in a loose-sleeved overcoat, had a soft felt hat on his head and a lighted cigar in his hand
43. This riding dress consisted of a huge felt hat, both tall and broad, and generally ornamented with a plume of three great feathers sticking up in front
