1 He had a torn jacket, muffler of a blue like skimmed milk.
2 The pale bark of the poplar sticks was mottled with lichens of sage-green and dusty gray; the newly sawed ends were fresh-colored, with the agreeable roughness of a woolen muffler.
3 A few moments later he reappeared with his violin-case a heavy muffler about his neck and thick woollen gloves on his bony hands.
4 Gabriel coloured, as if he felt he had made a mistake and, without looking at her, kicked off his goloshes and flicked actively with his muffler at his patent-leather shoes.
5 As midnight was striking bronze blows upon the dusky air, Dorian Gray, dressed commonly, and with a muffler wrapped round his throat, crept quietly out of his house.
6 She had knitted socks and baby caps and afghans and mufflers and tatted yards of lace and painted china hair receivers and mustache cups.
7 In fur coats and mufflers tied over caps they were a strange company, bears and walruses talking.
8 Trunks had to be carried down and mufflers looked for.
9 The market-gardeners, crouching, half-asleep, in their wagons, amid the salads and vegetables, enveloped to their very eyes in their mufflers on account of the beating rain, did not even glance at these strange pedestrians.
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