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Dressed in sentence

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Though there was still half an hour of work left he dressed himself.
Just then M. Grégoire came back dressed in a thick fustian jacket; he also was ruddy for his sixty years, with large, good-natured, honest features beneath the snow of his curly hair.
A gentleman of about forty-eight got out of it, dressed in a black frock-coat, and with a very dark complexion and an authoritative correct expression.
In his turn, Zacharie came down, more carefully dressed, his body covered by a black woollen knitted jacket with blue stripes.
Fancy! those Piolaine people didn't give me a sou!Oh! they are kind enough; they have dressed the little ones and I was ashamed to ask them, for it crosses me to ask for things."
you're dressed.
While the father, after five o'clock, grew weary of his bed and dressed himself, the children lay in bed until nine.
Catherine appeared, pushing before her Lénore and Henri, whom she had just dressed.
And the miners, when left alone, in their embarrassment did not dare to sit; all of them very clean, dressed in cloth, shaven that morning, with their yellow hair and moustaches.
He quickly dressed himself, his mind quite clear now, and very anxious.
He dressed her, slipped on the chemise easily, but swore over the difficulty he had in getting on the trousers, for she could not help much.
That wound which had to be dressed rejoiced his heart.
He shouted to her to go at once by the door if she did not wish to go by the window; and scarcely dressed, in tears, and bruised by kicks in her legs, she had been obliged to go down, pushed outside by a final thrust.
They dressed themselves in the darkness, with a thousand precautions.
In fact, Maheude had reached the shed with her lamp in her hand, dressed in trousers and jacket, with her head confined in the cap.
!Wearing caps made of sea-otter fur, and shod in sealskin fishing boots, these two strangers were dressed in clothing made from some unique fabric that flattered the figure and allowed great freedom of movement.
Among the foods we were served, I was able to identify various daintily dressed fish; but I couldn't make up my mind about certain otherwise excellent dishes, and I couldn't even tell whether their contents belonged to the vegetable or the animal kingdom.
As soon as I was dressed, I made my way to the main lounge.
I dressed hurriedly and entered the main lounge.
Then we arrived at a cell located within easy access of the engine room; in this cell we were to get dressed for our stroll.
Conseil and I were soon dressed in these diving suits, as were Captain Nemo and one of his companions--a herculean type who must have been prodigiously strong.
I noted some women among them, dressed from hip to knee in grass skirts held up by belts made of vegetation.
I got up quickly, dressed, and went into the lounge.
At dinner the same day, my steward served me some slices of this flesh, skillfully dressed by the ship's cook.
I also noticed some wrasse known as the tapiro, three decimeters long, bony fish with transparent scales whose bluish gray color is mixed with red spots; they're enthusiastic eaters of marine vegetables, which gives them an exquisite flavor; hence these tapiro were much in demand by the epicures of ancient Rome, and their entrails were dressed with brains of peacock, tongue of flamingo, and testes of moray to make that divine platter that so enraptured the Roman emperor Vitellius.
I dressed warmly: fishing boots, otter cap, coat of fan-mussel fabric lined with sealskin.
Dressed in diving suits, crewmen were busy clearing away half-rotted barrels and disemboweled trunks in the midst of the dingy hulks of ships.
As soon as I was dressed, I went into the lounge.
I dressed quickly.
Here, dressed in diving suits, pick and mattock in hand, my men go out and dig this carbon fuel for which I don't need a single mine on land.
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