"A steel-collar girl," I said, "should not have so fine a cloak!"

Olaf was then sold to a man called Reas for a fine cloak.

And high on the box was the Coach- man, with his fine cloak and coiled whip.

There were fine new cloaks and piles of fluffy white fleeces.

He laid his fine cloak over a shivering, rag-clad man chained to the wall.

Dust stained his fine white cloak, and his face, but he did not seem to notice.

The finest cloak could not protect a person completely in a downpour like this.

You saw him, in his fine red cloak of wool.

I did not really come to stay, Jack, just to look at you again-in your new gray garments and fine black cloak.

He grabbed a stable boy's stool and sat on it, oblivious of his fine cloak dragging in the dirt.