In ample black drapery and wearing a widow's headdress, the aged woman entered.

A portion of the wall to my right was covered with black drapery.

I was cold, shivering under layers of black drapery and my second-hand coat.

He drank deeply from the vase as he ceased, and drew aside the black drapery above him.

The face is left uncovered, and I saw some very lovely ones smiling forth from the black drapery.

A little piece of black drapery had been tacked above the frame to lend a dignity to woe.

We found St. Peter's almost deserted; few people, no music, the pictures all muffled, and the altars hung with black drapery.

Feeble as it was, however, the light was powerful enough to display in the centre a pile of scaffolding covered with black drapery.

It was clear to him as an onyx cameo; the brown- black drapery, the white face with small, small features and dark, long-lashed eyes.

There would be speeches and resolutions, a lot of black drapery, and all that sort of thing in college, but what did that amount to?

The crisp, thin, dead- black draperies showed up her white skin in dazzling contrast.

Through the crack, Isobel saw plush ebony carpeting and the corner of thick black draperies.

And finally some peasants appear beyond in the cornfields; they are veiled in long black draperies.

Still the women are covered with protective amulets and hold their black draperies in their mouths.

A few tapers burn around, and black draperies broidered with silver flow closely round the tombs.

Their black draperies, their resolute tread, and their remote air-everything about them was familiar to me.