Meanings of heavy mittens in English

Again the fists in the heavy mittens clenched, and more rods were covered.

She tore the heavy mittens from her hands, and reached for the revolver which lay in the snow at her side.

Neither of the two men had undressed for sleep, but their coats, and caps, and heavy mittens were in the flames.

On account of the heavy mittens he and all the adventurers had to wear, his hands were not very certain in their movements.

There were thirty or more prisoners, all clad in sheepskin garments, their heads covered with Russian hoods, and their hands thrust into heavy mittens.

Then, when he had taken off his heavy mittens, it cost him some trouble to find and strike a match with his half-frozen hands.

When she had a supply of teamster's heavy mittens, she began on fancy coloured ones for babies and children, sometimes crocheting, sometimes using needles.

"Here, take the wheel, will you, Chris," said Patrick as I gloved up, thin woolen gloves inside heavy mittens.