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Meanings of brown tweed in английском

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Usage of brown tweed in английском
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He wore a tired brown tweed suit and an air of importance.
Discord's apple
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And a list of clothes, brown tweed jacket, plaid shirt and so on.
Transgression: a novel of love and war
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A brown tweed suit jacket ended up crumpled on the seat.
Burnt Offerings
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It was of a greenish brown tweed of good quality.
Agahta christie: an autobiography
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He wore a brown tweed suit and a white stock.
Of Human Bondage
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The door opens and a woman in a brown tweed suit-Sophie , Ipresume-walksin
The Atrocity Archives
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I recognised the brown tweed suit first, then the compact but heavy body poured into it.
Drood: a novel
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The young detective pulled a jacket out of the satchel, a brown tweed smeared with mud.
Transgression: a novel of love and war
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He wore a shooting suit of brown tweed, with a hat to match, and neat gaiters.
King Solomon's Mines
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She wore jeans, sneakers, and a brown tweed riding jacket her ex-husband gave her many years ago.
The appeal
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She changed into brown tweed slacks and a taupe sweater before heading out to the living room.
Bulletproof bride
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His suit- acoarsebrown tweed, patched with leather at the elbows-lookedlike something a farmer might wear.
The Asylum
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Watching this peacock bustle to the first teeing-ground, Tom knew that plain brown tweed was right for him.
Tommy's honor: the story of old tom morris and young tom morris,...
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And over that, my mother's stylish brown tweed car coat, an apricot-colored scarf spilling out of the pocket.
The art of mending: a novel
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Tembarom pulled at the bit of brown tweed he held as though it were a drowning man's straw.
T. Tembarom
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His bow tie of choice that day was red, which Jordan thought nicely complemented his dark brown tweed jacket.
Something about You
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