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chaqueta de piel de búfalo 
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Surely yon buff jerkin is like to those worn by the idle cavaliers at home!
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In all these figured a brave and graceful Sir Eustace Lyle, in cuirass and buff jerkin, with gleaming sword and flowing plume.
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Montignac was attired rather like a soldier than like a scribe, having on a buff jerkin and wearing both sword and dagger.
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The rest of his time, after eating his dinner, he spent in making overshoes for his mare out of an old buff jerkin.
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He wore a steeple-crowned hat with a brooch in it, a buff jerkin and boots, and a sword and buckler dangled from his waist.
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The latter wore a long-tailed buff coat with round gold buttons.
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Henry, he wore thy head piece, thy buff coat; thy target.
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I saw him try on his buff coat and hat-piece covered with black velvet.
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He has Henry Smith's buff coat, target, and head piece.
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Here is Lord Fairfax in plain buff coat slightly laced and slashed with white satin.
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Marie-Louise, cool in her buff coat, shrugged her shoulders.
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Arrows flew round him thick and fast, but Smith's good buff coat turned them aside.
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I even feel it through my buff coat.'
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For a weary, worn-out trooper, with stained buff coat, and heavy boots, stood panting among them.
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Then I made Erling don a buff coat of Sighard's, good enough to turn most blows.
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Where is your buff coat and broadsword, man?
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The smith followed in his best attire, and wearing over his buff coat a scarf of crape.
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He took from a pocket in the bosom of his buff coat a human hand and a piece of parchment.
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The next thing he knew was 'Here, Master Lorimer, you know this gear better than I; unfasten this buff coat.
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His brown- buff coat, of just the right shade, seemed slightly veiled with black; his full out-arching front was pure white.
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Perhaps, too, some warlike captain, dressed in his buff coat, with a corselet beneath it, accompanied the governor and councillors.