Leontes' costume consists of a black coat, belted around the waist, black knee breeches and hose, confined with a gold band and showy paste pin.
Was that your master's black coat, or a strange black coat?
I can save him by putting on a black coat, I'll go buy mourning, and wear it all my life.
Only put on a black coat, and the business is done.
I ran down to the stone-heap, and there I found my Sunday washing, my black coat, and my fiddle.
She found her child a poor student in a black coat, which he had had given him, and with his hair combed off his forehead.
The little man glanced at me quite fearsomely: I had a black coat on and a white scarf round my neck and I looked very grand in his eyes.
I found that my cousin, in avoiding one omen, had stumbled upon another, in my black coat.
I could not avoid stealing a look at the sleeve of my black coat.
However, no reflections; he is my cousin and a good prudent lad, and showed great anxiety for my safety; rather too anxious, for he would not let me take my black coat with me.
In the midst of the surging throng, above the sea of heads, could be seen an old man in a black coat, mounted on a white horse with a velvet saddle.
It had been better taste to come in a black coat, Mr. Coombes thought.
The braid that bound his decent black coat--it was a little loose--caught against the catch of the shop door, and was torn loose.
He wore a black coat worn at the elbows, and revealing whenever he raised his arms too high a ventilator under the armpits.
First of all, I renounce my vagabond existence: I shall dress like other people, set up a black coat, and go to evening parties.
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