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Meanings of undyed wool in English

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Usage of undyed wool in English
1
Black stitches marked its eyes; undyed wool made up its hair.
The Angel Stone
2
Her servant's garb was where she'd hung it- alongtunic of undyed wool, roughspun and scratchy.
A Dance with Dragons
3
The undyed wool I'd been spinning had turned fiery red on the wheel and was glowing.
The Angel Stone
4
Now they came forward dressed in shifts of undyed wool to receive their knighthoods from the Kingsguard.
A clash of kings
5
A thin, round-shouldered priest dressed in a long robe of undyed wool stepped out to greet them.
Hood
6
Rather than the fragrant, floating gowns they usually wore, the women were attired in coarse, undyed wool.
Helen of troy
7
A robe of undyed wool belted with a hempen rope marked him for one of the begging brothers.
A clash of kings
8
Some of the threads were bright colors, but most of them were the yellowish white of undyed wool.
Eight Days of Luke
9
For the undyed wool of black sheep, when spun and woven, results in a cloth dingy in the extreme.
Andivius Hedulio: Adventures of a Roman Nobleman in the Days of ...
10
Arya was given servant's garb: a tunic of undyed wool, baggy breeches, linen smallclothes, cloth slippers for her feet.
A feast for crows
11
This was his windowless cell; his white tunic of undyed wool and his leather sandals were his only earthly possessions.
Secret of the seventh son
12
In place of the rich robes of his predecessors, he wore a shapeless tunic of undyed wool that fell down to his ankles.
A Dance with Dragons
13
But on her lap rested a pair of knitting needles, and a simple square of cloth, trailing thick threads of grey, undyed wool.
Summer knight
14
He was barefoot, and dressed in a plain, roughspun tunic of undyed wool that made him look more like a beggar than a lord.
A feast for crows
15
His garb was plain as well: old boots, brown breeches and blue tunic, a woolen mantle of undyed wool, fastened with a wooden clasp.
A Dance with Dragons
16
"Dunsen, Polliver, Raff the Sweetling," she said, calling a name every time she pushed the bone needle through the undyed wool.
A clash of kings
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