1
Could the clothes rack actually belong to the mysterious man in the macintosh?
2
He knew it for the full cape of Lily's macintosh, outspread upon the waves.
3
Asked what I had in my macintosh pocket.
4
The second-hand macintosh was again pressed upon her.
5
Strathdee seems the most desirable place for him, if he has a macintosh and rubber boots.
6
Covered with white snow over a white macintosh, I met by the coach-house door William, the Sphynx.
7
Hester slipped on her dressing-gown, and Cherry an old macintosh, and they stole up the creaking stairs.
8
The men all had macintosh capes.
9
Haunted by visions of brain fever and insanity, Marriott put on his cap and macintosh and left the house.
10
But the macintosh had disappeared.
11
The morning was very wet, and I set off barefoot, with my trousers over my knees, and a macintosh.
12
And through the glass portals Priam Farll had a momentary glimpse of the reflection of light on a cabman's wet macintosh.
13
I tore in two a piece of macintosh stuff that I had, and Mr. Burke gave one piece and I the other.
14
He conscientiously tried holding it on with one hand, but was then reproved by both neighbours because his macintosh dripped over them.
15
HE scrambled out on the first bank he came to, and he hopped home across the meadow with his macintosh all in tatters.
16
Let's say you'd rather be working on this easy to use Macintosh.