1
I wanted to run away to the village, but I have no boots, and I am afraid of the frost.
2
He had no boots or mittens; and his clothes were coarse and worn.
3
He was dressed in a pea-jacket and dungaree pants, but had no boots.
4
I had no boots on my feet, or I might have used them.
5
One had no boots and two others had no weapons.
6
As Iakov carefully picked his way along the beach he regretted he had no boots on.
7
That poor Mr. Ferrars had no boots or stockings on; his feet were merely swathed in towels.
8
He had no boots on; the soles of his feet, from constant exposure, had become insensitive as leather.
9
All the men without exception wore frock coats, top hats, and white shirts, though many had no boots.
10
Log cabins or not, their clothes were in tatters, many still had no boots, and everyone was half starving.
11
Anyway, we have no Boots.
12
"You have no boots, and I'm all out of Nicorette."
13
"No," answered the captain, now quite sure the old man was wrong in his head, "some of my men have no boots."
14
"These clothes would fall all to pieces, if they were brushed much, Sam, and at present we have no boots to be blacked."