His lordship threw off his dressing-gown and stood forth in shirt and breeches. |
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The King was in the dining-hall, in dressing-gown and slippers, irately calling for his breakfast! |
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Sir William, wrapped in his dressing-gown, was sitting up in an easy chair. |
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I'll slip on a dressing-gown and curl up on top of the bed under an eiderdown. |
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The ex-Minister was sitting, in a flowered dressing-gown, by the library fire. |
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He was in his dressing-gown, and he had his watch before him, with which he was minuting the boiling of some eggs. |
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But the case of the inhabitant of the puce dressing-gown was an exception to the rule. |
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He lived in his library, attired by nature in a dressing-gown and skull-cap. |
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He persisted in wearing in the house a velvet dressing-gown and a biretta, truly an uncommon head-gear. |
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She sat in her dressing-gown embroidering peonies on a lambrequin and aired her grievances. |
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All this time, Joe was rolling his eyes round and round the room, and round and round the flowered pattern of my dressing-gown. |
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Clare, the next day, as he sat in his library, in dressing-gown and slippers. |
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He faced them, a tall, awesome figure in his long, full dressing-gown. |
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Taking up the cord of his dressing-gown, she pulled it by its tassel. |
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He had discarded the dressing-gown and was now in evening dress. |
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That I posed as such a hero to you, and now you would see me in a wretched torn dressing-gown, beggarly, loathsome. |
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Sidney had lighted the gas and was throwing on her dressing-gown. |
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And my dressing-gown, which will not cover me, such tatters, and she will see all this and she will see Apollon. |
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The object of her solicitude entered in dressing-gown and slippers. |
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She was loosely wrapped in a cashmere dressing-gown of gray-white, embroidered in half-mourning tints, and she wore slippers of the same hue. |
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He had a plate of strawberries on his lap, with a napkin under them to preserve the purity of his white dressing-gown. |
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She was dressed, that is to say, in dishabille, wrapped in a long, warm dressing-gown. |
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Murdstone's dressing-gown, or any such ridiculous problem that I have no business with, and don't want to have anything at all to do with. |
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Grimesby Roylott clad in a long grey dressing-gown, his bare ankles protruding beneath, and his feet thrust into red heelless Turkish slippers. |
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It is a dangerous habit to finger loaded firearms in the pocket of one's dressing-gown. |
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As she had no dressing-gown with her she put on her long fur coat over her night-gown, threw some logs on the fire, and lay down. |
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He was wrapped in a velvet dressing-gown and sat against a big brocaded cushion. |
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He got out of bed, put on a dressing-gown and slippers, took a light from the hands of a servant and, opening the window, stepped out on the balcony. |
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And I, of course, shall be panic-stricken as usual, I shall begin bowing and scraping before her and pulling my dressing-gown round me, I shall begin smiling, telling lies. |
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At the first glance, Phoebe saw an elderly personage, in an old-fashioned dressing-gown of faded damask, and wearing his gray or almost white hair of an unusual length. |
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After about ten minutes he got up, and throwing on an elaborate dressing-gown of silk-embroidered cashmere wool, passed into the onyx-paved bathroom. |
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Having closed and secured the door on Lady Montbarry's departure, Agnes put on her dressing-gown, and, turning to her open boxes, began the business of unpacking. |
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As for our landlady, she is a dirty little old woman who always walks about in a dressing-gown and slippers, and never ceases to shout at Theresa. |
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Surely by now you must realise that I shall never forgive you for having found me in this wretched dressing-gown, just as I was flying at Apollon like a spiteful cur. |
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His papers and his books rose in jagged mounds on table and floor, round which he skirted with nervous care lest his dressing-gown might disarrange them ever so slightly. |
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