The narrow Norman windows had been framed with unpainted wood and cheap glass.

It was a bare room, partitioned off from the gallery with unpainted wood.

The unpainted wood of floor, walls, and ceiling was darkened somewhat by time.

And there, on the rustic arbor, is a third one, matching the unpainted wood in hue.

The houses are of brick or unpainted wood.

The houses are of plain unpainted wood, which gives them a somewhat sombre and dilapidated appearance.

Mrs. Reilly threw herself against the unpainted wood.

She pointed to the far end of the kitchen to a soiled looking door of unpainted wood.

A glance at the closed bay window showed that outside the glass was a screen of unpainted wood.

The walls were of unpainted wood, made of slips as thin as laths, and several doors were roughly cut in it.

All the houses were new, mostly of unpainted wood, and they contained some of the furniture of necessity, none of luxury.

This one was especially melancholy, with its narrow, tortuous paths, uncared-for plots, and crosses of unpainted wood blackened by the weather.

There were two shallow coffins, made out of unpainted wood, that gleamed rawly in the harsh light, lying behind the stakes.

The interior was plain unpainted wood, but set so that the grain showed like satin in the rippling lights from the water.

They had come here, to this vast collection of small, unpainted wood-framed houses, many of them by accident, and found themselves trapped.

In the neat little Swedish School-house, of unpainted wood, that stands next to the main Japanese building, we have another meeting of antipodes.