1
They hung the church all over with black broadcloth of the best.
2
I never, until yesterday, saw that butler out of superfine black broadcloth.
3
He regularly wore black broadcloth when he went out of the house.
4
You wear black broadcloth-ifyou have it-inAugust and January, just the same.
5
Dick had on a black broadcloth coat, a velvet vest, and large-checked trousers.
6
They were old-fashioned in dress and appearance, invariably in black -blacksilk and black broadcloth.
7
After all, the much-talked-of suit was only a best Sunday suit of black broadcloth.
8
Monsieur the Mayor, a political personage, now wore black broadcloth.
9
He was an enormous man, very stout and red, always attired in shiny black broadcloth.
10
His dried-up little carcass was swallowed up, totally lost, in a suit of black broadcloth.
11
Elviry wore black broadcloth with fox collar and muff.
12
He was vilely dressed, in glossy black broadcloth.
13
The black broadcloth coat invested his person with a character of austere decency-somethingrecalling a missionary.
14
A black broadcloth suit is a daisy.
15
I thought of black broadcloth, rather plain.
16
Yet he wore an expensive black broadcloth suit, and a ruffled white shirtfront, and a cameo ring.
