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Meanings of green garment in English
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Usage of green garment in English
1
She was clothed in a single flowing, pale green garment, rather classically draped.
2
Many are the robes thou hast, now of the sky's colour itself, and now a green garment.
3
For example, the eye-popping green garment adorning the backs of Europe's golfers yesterday cost about €850.
4
The Sabine mountains push their feet far down upon the plain, covered with a gray- green garment of olive-woods.
5
I scooted aside a hanger holding a terrible purple-and- green garment, and I came to a complete stop, enraptured.
6
At first, I wore my grandfather's light green garment because I thought it's better to look like a man.
7
Decent dark green garment with a stout metal toggle: I must have been a lad of taste and style.
8
Heurtaux wore a foraging-cap, and Alexandre Petit, the new schoolmaster, had put on his frock-coat, a threadbare green garment-hisSunday coat.
9
In cultivated countries it is always clad, as it were, in green garments.
10
He married Miss Jameson, the lady with the red hair and the green garments.
11
All the moor was alive with tiny pixies, whose green garments were like moving fronds of fern.
12
After the soldiers came Sargon's horses, chariots, and litters, surrounded by servants in white, red, and green garments.
13
"Take me and pull off my green garments," said the ear of corn.
14
It was the man who did the talking, the woman, who was dressed in olive- green garments, acquiesced in what he said.
15
There are innumerable persons with eye-glasses and green garments who pray for the return of the maypole or the Olympian games.