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Meanings of red cassock in English

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Usage of red cassock in English
1
At Toulon he was clothed in the red cassock.
Les Misérables
2
The acolyte was very agile in a short red cassock, below which his naked legs, and bare feet showed.
White Shadows in the South Seas
3
One of his sons, who had been made Archbishop and Cardinal, embraced Protestantism, and was married in his red cassock.
The Buried Temple
4
Septimus Drew striding past on his way to the Rack & Ruin, his nibbled red cassock billowing in the wind.
The tower, the zoo and the tortoise
5
The choir-boy, in his red cassock, walked quickly, and the priest, the square biretta on his bowed head, followed him, muttering some prayers.
A Selection from the Writings of Guy De Maupassant, Vol. I
6
As the Yeoman Gaoler watched the clergyman stride back across Tower Green, his red cassock flapping, he felt the unease of the duped.
The tower, the zoo and the tortoise
7
Pulling on his red cassock over his trousers and shirt, he screwed his sockless feet into his shoes, not bothering to unlace them.
The tower, the zoo and the tortoise
8
Last time you dressed a number of your choir-boys in red cassocks.
The Altar Steps
9
Whatever you call them, they wear red cassocks, red slippers, and red skull caps.
The Altar Steps
10
No less than four of the seven McGillicuddy boys were altar boys, wearing little red cassocks and white surplices in church.
Betty at Fort Blizzard
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