Someone had left a single, child-size red mitten on the next bench over.

He sees me and waves with a red mitten.

In any case she responded again and again, wiping his glasses with a length of gauze wrapped around her hand like a bright red mitten.

His mother was already drawing on a pair of thick, red mittens.

Red mittens with a black diamond pattern on the back are much run after.

His hands were covered with red mittens through which protruded his chapped raw knuckles.

Grandpa Grumbles replied, Why, Snubby Nose, you have a poor memory if you have forgotten about the red mittens.

Buster gazed in wonder while the fat old fellow tied on handkerchiefs, red mittens, cream cheese, ribbon bows and candies.

"That one!" and the red mitten pointed firmly to the perilous path just tried.

He took in the faded blue Tam, the outgrown coat, the red mittens, so badly mended, the leggings with patches on the knees.

It was not Erik Valborg who stood there; it was a small, gray-bearded, yellow-faced man in mucky boots, canvas jacket, and red mittens.

But the hundreds of plastic poncho-clad fans who braved elements ranging from hail to torrential rain waved their red mittens when Anderson won.

"Lord Surrey and Lord Leicester sound fine, but hot cockles, and red mittens, and shoes for three shillings, are horrid."

"I am, Daddy," answered Hal, pulling on his red mittens, and swinging his skates by a strap over his shoulder.