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You have come to stay a spell, haven't you?" asked Phebe, looking up at her guest and wondering how life could be dull to a girl who wore a silk frock, a daintily frilled apron, a pretty locket, and had her hair tied up with a velvet snood.

They looked very well in their simple suits, Meg's in silvery drab, with a blue velvet snood, lace frills, and the pearl pin.

Her sash was only a wide ribbon, tied in a simple bow, and nothing but a blue snood in the pretty curls.

"The players have home kit, away kit, training kit, warm-up tops, run-out tops, then when it's cold they'll have hats, snoods, tights, gloves - any player can have 15 pieces of kit on atany time.

The non-profit voluntary organisation welcome donations of hats, scarves, snoods, gloves and thick socks to distribute to vulnerable locals and people living on the streets.

Not sure we'll be wearing snoods this autumn Jean Paul Gaultier Haute Couture Fall/ Winter 2017

From fluffy throws to cuddly onesies and super-soft slippers to rugged parkas, waterproof boots and glamorous snoods, we've found cold weather kit for all the family.

It's all about faking it, with cosy synthetic fabric featuring on gilets, snoods, collars, hats, scarves, and boots.

Swim Snoods are custom made for the dog's head measurements.

FIFA President Sepp Blatter said snoods were a "dangerous" safety risk and could "hang somebody".

London, Feb 5(ANI): FIFA is set to discuss whether snoods, neck-warmers, should be banned on health and safety grounds at an International Football Association Board (IFAB) meeting.