Covered in bright, coarse blankets, the corpses dripped blood on the muddy ground.
The pictures sat on easels in the old communal cells, which still have bars over the windows and prison bunks with coarse blankets.
Standing inside the door of the house, she gestured to the bed, with its coarse blankets, and said solemnly, "This is the bed where he was born".
Under the coarse blankets, the warmth from the humans saved the little animals from freezing and rescued them from certain death.
According to opposition sources, backed by videos, at least 380 bodies were buried, many in mass graves, wrapped in coarse blankets because white funeral shrouds have become too scarce.August was certainly the bloodiest month so far: as many as 4,000 may have died, 3,000 of them civilians and rebels, the rest soldiers or pro-regime militiamen.
Dr. Saleh carefully pulled back a coarse gray blanket, and I saw Ali's naked chest, his bandaged stumps, and his face.
On a tarpaulin placed over the dirt floor are two single beds layered with coarse wool blankets.
Beds with white cotton sheets were a luxury after nights under coarse, dusty blankets smelling of cattle and mules.
Zita Wallace still remembers the coarse texture of the blanket that she huddled under in anxiety and confusion on the day she was wrenched from her Aboriginal family and sent to live in an orphanage run by white people.
