equipage

Why came they to see me with, such an equipage?

It was not often such a noble equipage came that way.

Seeing if there was any way their performance or equipage might be improved.

He was alone in a savage country, without food or proper equipage.

There was a strange equipage standing at the front of the castle.

You must seek out and maintain proper equipage, much of it over 100 years old.

He rose, pleased, and went about his business, seeing to the equipage of the horses.

"He needs no equipage to set off his rank," remarked a third.

Then she sat still for some moments looking at the equipage with expressionless eyes.

This year as last, such equipage will be, in the main, at retailers' booths.

In like manner he seized on the greatest part of my camp equipage.

Then he turned his back and strode off to his equipage.

One moment this fantastic equipage was hurtling through the air directly toward them.

At the last moment I grabbed desperately for something solid, but the whole equipage was already far out of my reach.

"Gone out in search of our equipage, by to-morrow it might be too late."

"But you have left your equipage at the mission," she returned, settling herself onto the seat.

There, the battery finally received its cannons, equipage and horses.

When that was done, the shops would be open wherein he could obtain the rest of his equipage.

Flies and other fly-fishing equipage are strongly represented at the show.

It was more like a stretcher, really, a mean, penurious-looking equipage.

He rode up, and I saw from his equipage that he was a traveler.

The ammunition, guns, camp equipage, men, and all were promptly put aboard.

In a moment the god and his strange equipage were airborne and out of sight.

For several months he constantly paid his visits, always in a richer and finer equipage.

Also, the company of performers, with their equipage.