kerchief old-fashioned

"Do not take off the kerchiefs until I tell you."

Each of these women covered her hair in a kerchief.

Miller could see the kerchief clearly in his son's hand.

He looked down, into a girl's face framed in a black kerchief.

He'd tied a kerchief over the lower part of his face.

With her kerchief she cleaned some of the blood from his face.

How had it got between the folds of her kerchief?

Eventually he gave her the kerchief from around his neck.

He took a deep breath through his kerchief and then began to speak.

He even tied a tiny kerchief on one girl's head.

She had long brown hair that hung down her back and was held in place by a dark blue kerchief.

He pulled out the kerchief again and wiped his face.

A woman was standing to the side, weeping into a kerchief.

"I'm trying to make a living," said the woman, a kerchief over her head.

She nodded, and began to wrap the food in his hand- kerchief.

The same man spoke again, his voice muffled behind the kerchief.

She had saved up a little money, tied in a kerchief.

I had the top down and wore a white silk kerchief.

He wiped his eyes and then handed back the kerchief without a word.

She removed her hands and wiped them on a kerchief.

Near the shoulder on her left arm, a green kerchief had been tied.

She let her hair fall out of a flower-print kerchief.

He seemingly turned a baton into a kerchief and back again.

I saw the blood flow on the girl's kerchief, and stood sick.

Tate returned at length, the kerchief back over his face.