raiment

Her raiment might have cost more than any three or four of us together were worth.

His hair was spread behind him like a black raiment.

We got no fresh raiment in Greece - they had but little there of any kind.

He had come to some foreign land far across the sea, where men wore strange raiment.

Sacrifice of either food or raiment will cease to reach us.

And so it was that they found the due raiment in the ark along with the book.

It was not the raiment that drew Conan's attention, however.

Enter a holy man in the raiment of an outsider.

Less attention was paid to another bit of raiment.

Stiff and still in her white raiment, she stood waiting, dreaming.

Often, a girl's raiment is limited to brand and collar.

Here, the trees that had given their name to the town wore soft gold raiment.

"You had better don your more respectable raiment, also," he said.

Then I mourned him in black raiment for forty days.

He had been thinking, but only of how she would look in wedding raiment that was like shimmering water.

A man who looks like me wears my raiment.

Is not the life more than meat, and the body than raiment?

The woman beside him took a different approach in the matter of her raiment and adornment.

A person clad in fine raiment, to be sure.

"Are they the last word in paper chase raiment?"

I have never set eyes on such degrading raiment.

Those turned to cheers when another actor came out wearing imperial raiment.

And strange is your raiment - almost it seems as if you had sprung out of the grass.

I do not know what we would have done without the goats-they furnished us food and raiment.

But the raiment of piety and good deeds is far superior.