How To Use doeskin In A Sentence
- She was dressed in clothes of silvery grey, a full shirt, belted at the waist, a pair of doeskin trousers, and boots of the same. A TIME OF WAR
- The Indian in the story will, of course, be shirtless, wear fringed doeskin pants, and a feather in his hair. Dorothy Garlock discusses the western novel genre and the art of writing a 'western'.
- For the chair he chose was carved of tigerwood, comfortably cushioned with soft doeskin tanned to a golden hue. Sun In Glory
- On the ivory shelves you see some soft orchid linen galligaskins, some buttercup yellow doeskin galligaskins, some pale celadon silk galligaskins, some deep crimson satin galligaskins, some olive green wool galligaskins, some onyx black velvet galligaskins, some dark umber leather galligaskins and some bright cyan twill galligaskins.
- Over his doeskin boots he wore leggings of wolf fur bound in place in the Viking manner. THE WOLF AND THE DOVE
- Today he was resplendent in a well-tailored riding coat of cobalt superfine, a figured waistcoat of sky blue marcella, white doeskin trousers, and highly polished black Hessians. How to Woo a Reluctant Lady
- Today he was resplendent in a well-tailored riding coat of cobalt superfine, a figured waistcoat of sky blue marcella, white doeskin trousers, and highly polished black Hessians. How to Woo a Reluctant Lady
- Philemon picked out a pair of doeskin hose and put them on the bed. WHEN THE HEAVENS FALL
- Laurel reminded the worried farrier as she pulled on a doeskin coat and boots.
- Old men and governors wore broadcloth; "full dress" was broadcloth with "doeskin" trousers; and there were seen men of all ages to whom a hat meant only that rigid, tall silk thing known to impudence as a "stove-pipe. The Magnificent Ambersons; illustrated by Arthur William Brown
