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I hear you want a black British warm for prowling about the streets at night.

She went downstairs to find David waiting for her, dressed in uniform, with his British warm over one arm.

It was the night Tony came over to tell me Nero wanted a British warm like his.

Fumbling inside his British warm he produced a second shiny silver flask and pulled the top off in triumph.

Blackadder was struggling into his overcoat, a shabby British Warm.

There was even the usual single porter or handyman, in uniform trousers and an old British warm, sweeping the deserted platform.

Blade let a wave carry him toward the cove where Viki waited, a slim forlorn figure shivering in a British warm.

His pink, scrubbed-looking face, the shining fair hair plastered sideways across the top of his head was in keeping with the spotless British warm overcoat.

He shrugged off his British Warm greatcoat and Steiner took in the badges of rank and red tabs of a staff officer.

However, he grudgingly agreed to accompany them, drawing on an aged British Warm and a pair of rubber boots and muffling his neck with a knitted scarf.

A servant helped Champion into the lightweight vicuna coat, designed like a British warm, and handed him the bowler hat that made him look like a retired general.

ISBN CHI six Sittal denl3 TR-] then Agatha Christie Major was divested of his British Warm, his gum boots and his aged scarf.

Another optional item was the British Warm, a wool coat similar to the greatcoat that was shorter in length, also worn by British officers and Warrant Officers Class I as an optional piece.

British Warm Up to Dome The 10,500 guests to the strictly-by-invitation New Year's Eve extravaganza at the custom-built Millennium Dome in Greenwich, England, could not help but be swept up in the grand scale and euphoria of the occasion although most waited for more than two unheated hours before the show.