1
The minister has to wear broadcloth, Mr. Hardcap, all the week.
2
The gray-haired gentleman, who had always worn broadcloth, was content with patched homespun.
3
He wore broadcloth, and didn't have to divide crumbs with the dogs under the table.
4
I was an aristocrat, all because I wore broadcloth.
5
The men wore broadcloth, lace ruffles, silk stockings, and silver shoe buckles, powdered their hair, and carried swords.
6
He would have nothing to do "with people who wore broadcloth," though he carefully dressed himself.
7
His years were fifty, and on account of the funeral he wore broadcloth and a silk hat, and his overcoat was new and encumbering.
8
It was said that he hated "a biled shirt." He would have nothing to do "with people who wore broadcloth," though he carefully dressed himself.