Meanings of simply clad in English

She was a plain girl, with an air of refined health, and simply clad in white.

But am I not too simply clad?

The freedman, a tall, weather-beaten greybeard, simply clad, who looked like a pilot, was waiting outside the sick-room.

He glanced at her person; it was simply clad but very expensively-howexpensively it was his business to know.

He was a man of thirty, simply clad; the bold outlines of his features betokened indomitable energy; he appeared very muscular.

One might have read the envy in Ernie's soul as his eyes swept the tall, straight, simply clad Southerner who approached.

She walked in so meekly and was so simply clad that nobody in the place paid any heed to her at first.

No farmer's wife could be more simply clad, and yet-Evawas forced to admit it-therewas something aristocratic in her firm bearing.

He was simply clad, and I saw from his long, waving, untied hair why he was called "Old Silver Locks."

Some one had recognized "Little Starbright" in the simply clad, demure young girl; the word was passed from table to table.

As he rapped vigorously, the door was partly opened, and a young man, simply clad in a shirt and an eye-glass, presented himself.

Having tried the effect of splendor, she now left all to the power of her natural charms, and appeared simply clad in her favorite green.

In reality, she was simply clad; but to the Ranger's untrained eye she seemed regal, and his own rough clothes became painfully conspicuous by contrast.