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Meanings of white shawl in English

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Usage of white shawl in English
1
That is for a white shawl, without speaking of dyeing at all.
Second Shetland Truck System Report
2
The elder sister was in her room, in a white shawl.
Cock Lane and Common-Sense
3
She came hesitatingly, barefoot, with a white shawl over her head.
The Home and the World
4
Upon her feet were slippers, about her shoulders a white shawl of Granny's.
Mrs. Red Pepper
5
The short lady wore a white shawl over her shoulders.
The Old Wives' Tale
6
You wore a white shawl over your shoulders and head.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1905 to 1906
7
Laurel untied the knot of her white shawl and let her blossom flutter free.
Wings
8
He could see the white shawl in the darkness.
Of Human Bondage
9
Harriett made her way between the chairs, dim-eyed, upright, and stiff in her white shawl.
Life and Death of Harriett Frean
10
Her white shawl faded against the background of darkness.
In the Wilderness
11
She had a fleecy white shawl over her head, and her pale outline was triangular.
The Copy-Cat, and Other Stories
12
And won't you let me give that sweet baby a little white shawl of mine.
Lo, Michael!
13
A grey bonnet, a grey dress, a little white shawl with a narrow fringe, drooping.
Mary Olivier: a Life
14
Her ladyship was wrapped in a fluffy white shawl, but she shivered in spite of both.
A Terrible Secret: A Novel
15
Then she put a white shawl round her shoulders and stole quickly out of the room.
The Call of the Blood
16
She was dressed in a faded tea-gown much betrimmed, covered up with a dingy white shawl.
Delia Blanchflower
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