Saturday night the old blankets were spread on the parlor floor.

Nothing but a few old rags and twelve old blankets were sent to us.

Our old blankets were still packed in a box somewhere.

She has a metal cart filled with old blankets.

If they are not too poor, they cover this space with some pieces of old blankets.

Above their bed of hay, covered with old blankets and quilts, was hung a wooden crucifix.

Frank dropped to a pile of old blankets.

In the back of the barn I found a pile of old blankets, molding and rotting.

The smell was a dead giveaway: unwashed bodies and unflushed toilets, disinfectant, old blankets and apathy.

I piled straw and buffalo robes into the box, and took two hot bricks wrapped in old blankets.

No tailor in the world would make clothes out of old blankets, I was pretty sure of that.

The families were wearing olive clothes that looked like old blankets and their faces were lined and dry.

The drenched ones were wrapped in old blankets; and, after an hour's delay, we were again on our way.

His one remaining concern was the child -she lay as before amid rumpled old blankets against a wall.

The straw beneath the mattress was fresh, and the mistress's daughter took out the old blankets and brought in new.

She placed some old blankets over the walls so that no light could be seen through the cracks in the hut.