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And the old tweed jacket he'd brought had holes in both elbows.
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The average woman will idealize the old tweed coat on her lover's back.
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Mori was in greys and old tweed and looking, as usual, chronically unofficial.
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Colby was dressed in a shapeless old tweed suit and lightweight green sweater.
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He came back wearing an old tweed coat.
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Brick sat facing him twelve feet away, wearing the old tweed jacket Tom had lent him.
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There was an old tweed couch pushed against the cinder-block wall, a table at its side.
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They had old tweed jackets and drinkers' faces.
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They dressed very simply; I had seen him in an old tweed suit and a soft felt hat.
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Natalie and Gentry wore jackets, Saul had put on a thick blue sweater under an old tweed sports coat.
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Mina Harker led them, wearing trousers and an old tweed jacket of mine, hair done up under a cap.
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After we had all been talking for twenty minutes or so, Topaz came down wearing her old tweed coat and skirt.
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The bout was over: tranquilized on that score, he too went in, and with slow wriggles got out of his old tweed jacket.
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'I shall be obliged to wear my old tweed,' she said contentedly.