cassock

It is singular, but I never loved all that; for my part, however active and sober I might be (you know if I was so, Athos), however simple I might appear in my clothes, I would not the less have preferred the braveries and embroideries of Porthos to my little perforated cassock, which gave passage to the wind in winter and the sun in summer.

In her snug room, with lamps burning before the icon stand, a young lad with a long nose and long hair, wearing a monk's cassock, sat on the sofa beside her, behind a samovar.

I never had a vocation for the bands; my cassock is fastened by one button only, and I am always ready to become a musketeer once more.

Give it here, gossip, for I make more account of having found it than if they had given me a cassock of Florence stuff."

Each one of them selected from the new-comers on the platform, a black, gray, white, or violet cassock as his target.

Josiah Graves thereupon resigned all his offices, and that very evening sent to the church for his cassock and surplice.

"He only waits for one thing to determine him to resume his cassock, which hangs behind his uniform," said another Musketeer.

As the doctors entered the street, they saw a man in a cassock standing on the threshold of the next door.

And they are prisoners to green cassocks, and black visors.

The gilt on the red ground of the holy picture-stand, and the gilt relief on the pictures, and the silver of the lusters and candlesticks, and the stones of the floor, and the rugs, and the banners above in the choir, and the steps of the altar, and the old blackened books, and the cassocks and surplices--all were flooded with light.