1
He tore down the old shawl and carried it to the light.
2
Against the window was hung an old shawl pierced with many rents.
3
Her head was covered by an old shawl, which half blinded her.
4
I pull an old shawl over my body and watch the flames.
5
So I put on an old shawl and went with him.
6
Her teeth chattered as she threw her old shawl round her.
7
She hurried on her overshoes, and drew an old shawl over her head.
8
The hem of the old shawl she wore fluttered in the prairie breeze.
9
For their part they would be ashamed to wear such a shabby old shawl.
10
The baby, wrapped in an old shawl, lay on its mother's knee, asleep and unheeded.
11
It was reddish brown in colour, and, so far, in keeping with the grey old shawl.
12
She had an old shawl over her shoulders, otherwise she was in her black quilted petticoat.
13
The old shawl is good enough for tramps.
14
Grosjean took the precaution of putting on his trousers and wrapping an old shawl round his shoulders.
15
A hard-featured woman, in an old -fashioned black straw bonnet, and faded old shawl drawn tight round her.
16
Saying which she took a ragged old shawl from a peg, and began to fold it up.
