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The Imbecilic Utterances (or Why is every man's burden the heaviest?) 2010

It was a sea of color under the August sun, and the white coiffes of the women were like flocks of snowy doves.

A Childhood in Brittany Eighty Years Ago 1919

At the inn all rooms were taken; every house had become an inn; barns, stables, granaries had their guests; fishermen's huts on coast and cliff were bright with coiffes and embroidered jerseys.

The Maids of Paradise 1899

The white bits of paper fluttered wide and disappeared in the sea of white Breton head-dresses; there was a rhythmic clatter of wooden shoes, an undulation of snowy coiffes, then a low murmur as the people slowly read the circulars aloud, their musical monotone accompanying the strident nasal voice of Byram, who stood on the tarnished band-wagon shouting his crowd around him.

The Maids of Paradise 1899

Far up the darkening road the white coiffes of the women glimmered; the drum-roll softened to a distant humming.

The Maids of Paradise 1899

And the children, in their white coiffes and tiny wooden shoes, moved round and round the circle, in the middle of which a little lad and a little lass of Paradise stood motionless, hand clasping hand.

The Maids of Paradise 1899

The air was filled with the starched rustle of white coiffes and stiff collarettes; a low, incessant clatter of sabots sounded from gallery to arena; gusts of breathless whispering passed like capricious breezes blowing, then died out in the hush which fell as our band-master, McCadger, raised his wand and the band burst into "Dixie."

The Maids of Paradise 1899

The town had filled within a day or two; the Paradise coiffe was not the only coiffe to be seen in the square; there was the delicate-winged head-dress of Faöuet, the beautiful coiffes of

The Maids of Paradise 1899

Even the _coiffes_ of the women are different here from those worn in other places on the Loire, and in a very distinct way we realize that we have left Touraine and are in Anjou.

In Château Land Anne Hollingsworth Wharton 1886

The wind worried everybody; dresses and skirts, bonnets and _coiffes_, were similarly tossed about mercilessly.

An Iceland Fisherman Pierre Loti 1886