1
And Kat had to go barefooted and carry her one wooden shoe.
2
But you must go barefooted and be as nimble as a goat.
3
I'm always glad when it gets warm enough to go barefooted.
4
Well, I couldn't go barefooted, I comfort myself and hurry on.
5
She used to let me go barefooted, and bare headed.
6
Some of them wear bright-red skirts and white waists, and many of them go barefooted.
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But it will hurt me to go barefooted.
8
These women go barefooted with very short petticoats.
9
These people wear clothes, but they go barefooted.
10
He was amazed that one so delicately formed should go barefooted and bareheaded, clad in torn rags.
11
They go barefooted, barearmed, bareheaded and barenecked.
12
You can't go barefooted to church to-morrow.
13
Well, I can't let you go barefooted.
14
I will go barefooted. She rose and attempted to reach the door; but he intercepted her and said:
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They go barefooted, as a rule.
16
Indeed it does absorb heat; why some days we used to go barefooted on the beach right after dinner.
