duffle-coat

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Ericson drew a deep breath, stretching a little under his duffle-coat.

Archive 2007-02-01 Carla 2007
Ericson drew a deep breath, stretching a little under his duffle-coat.

Favourite fictional endings Carla 2007
He was wearing a stout duffle-coat over his grubby jeans and a woollen hat with a pom-pom, and was kneeling beside the bed in front of the window, plunging his dibber into the soil and planting bulbs.

The Murder Room James, P. D. 1988
A loud clang as the duffle-coat dropped the jemmy and ran into the blackness of a side-turning, vanishing long before the beat man was anywhere near.

Frost at Christmas Wingfield, R. D. 1984
I didn't ask for much: some biscuits, a duffle-coat, some petrol and a ride in the Jeep as far as the ruined military depot.

The Striker Portfolio Hall, Adam 1968
An insider tells me that the casting notes described Ben Leapman as a "friendly, duffle-coat wearing journalist, mid-thirties".

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