1
All were neatly dressed; even the simplest laborer had a clean shirt.
2
At first he lies motionless in his clean shirt, in a lump.
3
She washed and changed into the one clean shirt she had left.
4
When I go to see him I put on a clean shirt.
5
Rafe paused in pulling on a clean shirt to stare at her.
6
Then he showered and put on a clean shirt and a suit.
7
I put on a clean shirt and tie, a suit, an overcoat.
8
Avery put on clean underwear, clean blue jeans, and a clean shirt.
9
Lie down, old man, and I will bring you your clean shirt.
10
He scrutinized it briefly then polished it against his not especially clean shirt.
11
In their clean shirt-sleeves, they looked like a couple of little grown-up men.
12
Then he fetched a clean shirt and put it on him.
13
Perrin finished tugging on a clean shirt and gave him a sidelong look.
14
She took him some cornbread and a clean shirt and socks.
15
On clean shirt day you might go abroad and pay visits.
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Lucky, Paul thinks as he goes to the closet for a clean shirt.
