1
A few loungers are on the pier-men and women in grey clothes.
2
Had light grey clothes, very good, but torn in the struggle.
3
They all dressed alike in plain grey clothes, and the women wore big, white muslin caps.
4
He came, in his grey clothes almost invisible.
5
He was dressed in a felt hat, brown boots, and light grey clothes-justlike anybody else.
6
A suit of grey clothes was hanging from one nail, a broad-brimmed black hat from another.
7
I looked out and saw a long-legged man in grey clothes going very fast, but no minister.
8
He wore quiet grey clothes with a black tie, a pearl pin, and a neat coloured shirt.
9
The face was as ashen as the grey hair about it, as the grey clothes the body wore.
10
By the light of the two tallow candles they looked like two huge boundary-stones in their grey clothes.
11
He looked as well as usual, however, and his thin grey clothes became his spare though thickset figure.
12
Their grey clothes were tattered.
13
Amongst them went a man in grey clothes, whom Mr. Trenchard rightly conjectured to be the messenger riding for Whitehall.
14
He always wore, even in the country, black or dark- grey clothes, which indeed constituted for him a kind of uniform.
15
He was wrapped in tattered grey clothes, almost indistinguishable from the folds of pale vein-laced flesh drooping from his frame.
16
Before the snows fell a man passed here with a red head, grey clothes, and a squint in his left eye.
