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Coats, waistcoats, varnished boots, and meerschaum pipes, I suppose, said Lady Audley, laughing.
2
That's the worst of varnished boots; they will creak so.
3
Fancy digging for buried treasure in freshly varnished boots!
4
Everything about him shone, from his high silk hat to the tips of his varnished boots.
5
Princes, with varnished boots and suppressed cigars, fought, bled, and died, without a change of countenance.
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The little old gentleman emerges from his varnished boots like a variegated plant from a double vase.
7
As they walked somewhat mincingly, I noticed that they were in their hose, carrying their varnished boots in either hand.
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I saw a high starched collar, white cuffs, a light alpaca jacket, snowy trousers, a clear necktie, and varnished boots.
9
I saw a high starched collar, white cuffs, a light alpaca jacket, snowy trousers, a clean necktie, and varnished boots.
10
Moffatt swung his chair about and leaned back in it, stretching out his plump legs and contemplating the tips of his varnished boots.
11
He emerged from his lodging every morning to hasten westward, resplendent in clean linen and exquisitely-fitting gloves, and unquestionable overcoat, and varnished boots.
12
The French actor looked at the very pointed toes of his varnished boots and composed his india-rubber features into a solemn, almost priestly, expression.
13
And those two young men, talking joyously-admirablespecimens of Anglo-Saxons ,slenderfeet, varnished boots, health and abundant youth-they ,too ,arecharacteristic of Park Lane.
14
About Waterloo Place, of afternoons, you may see him tottering in his varnished boots, and leering under the bonnets of the women who pass by.
15
She came at once and drew a long breath as she surveyed him, from varnished boots, spats, and coat to top-hat, which he still wore.
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"Could you get on without varnished boots?"
