shawl

At the pay booth, Cruz dropped the window and handed ten dollars to a Somali woman in a shawl.

Privately, too, she was glad that the shawl was so scorched that she never was asked to wear it anywhere again.

An old lady, with little gray curls and a Persian shawl, stood near her carriage; she probably had waited for her at the vicarage.

Mrs. Rossiter, heavily and solemnly, brought her daughter a shawl.

If they wore a head-covering at all, it was a shawl gathered at the throat by the clutch of frost-bitten fingers.

Please, ma'am, shall I take away the shawl, and fetch you the one you always wear?'