His military uniform was skin-tight: a black tunic belted over blood- red breeches.

The red breeches of his comrade made a bright spot on the road.

And Mrs. Fox inquired whether he had red breeches and a sharp nose.

Those in our front were Zouaves, with big, baggy, red breeches.

His stumps have bled into the linen wrappings, and he seems to wear red breeches.

But Mrs. Fox asked, "Has the gentleman red breeches and a sharp nose?"

Two troopers, in red breeches, laughed loudly.

His attire consisted of an iron-gray coat, a scarlet waistcoat trimmed with gold lace, and red breeches.

She saw an unhappy poodle in red breeches shot as a deserter in spite of his honest looks.

Yes, yes, they say that the red breeches get over the women, but the black gown bewitches them.

One poor fellow rolled the whites of his eyes awfully, and almost cried when I ordered him out of his red breeches.

He was dressed in a dark blue mess coat, red breeches, and top boots, with three or four orders sparkling on his breast.

Others slept in the lee of the haystacks, their red breeches and blue coats making wonderful splashes of color against the yellow grain.

Their sleeves hung down over their hands, and they found their enormous red breeches, which compelled them to waddle, very much in the way.

But your feet are smaller than mine, and I should think you'd feel awk'ard in such toggery as them red breeches and shoe buckles.

He was clad, in the Asiatic fashion, in a blue tunic, and wore round his legs, like the barbarians, red breeches, spangled with gold stars.