cloaked

All was hidden from our eyes; the veil of the night cloaked from us the work we had done.

Two ladies passed them at that moment, cloaked and hooded, walking briskly.

A horseman, cloaked and muffled to the ears, trotted warily towards us.

But now Cassy and the Tamburini, hatted and cloaked, were returning.

They were rising by hundreds from the ooze that cloaked the bottom of the ditch.

The lights were all cloaked in the front of the house when we arrived.

The girls were hooded and cloaked; a hooded man was with them.

And yet the figure was cloaked and hatted and masked in black.

It looked as though two cloaked skeletons in hats were embracing.

For I remembered the cloaked man who had crossed me in the Meadows the other night.