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Meanings of walk barefoot in English

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Usage of walk barefoot in English
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Some civilians now have to walk barefoot, unable to find shoes their size.
Reuters
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I would go to him if I had to walk barefoot.
The White Queen
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Formerly it was quite the thing to walk barefoot in the dew at dawn.
Hermione and Her Little Group of Serious Thinkers
4
I'd already decided that I'd rather walk barefoot on burning coals than wear either.
Another life altogether: a novel
5
No, not though I walk barefoot after him to the ends of the earth.
Two Years Ago, Volume II.
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You not walk barefoot long time 'count broken glass everywhere.
Mystic Isles of the South Seas.
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We are pilgrims here and we cannot walk barefoot on this world's rugged roads.
Making the Most of Life
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Ever wonder how dogs can walk barefoot in the snow?
The Irish Times
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But it means you can now walk barefoot on a scorching pavement without the pain.
The South African
10
It was also a painful place to walk barefoot.
Rock and Ice Magazine
11
He would walk barefoot through fire for that look.
Wheel of Time [08]: The Path of Daggers
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When he began to walk he would walk barefoot.
Tales from Many Sources, Vol. V
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Would he do such a thing, walk barefoot to Arizona to make some sort of point?
What is the what: the autobiography of valentino achak deng
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She tried to walk barefoot up a lava slope that was just short of melting hot.
Ringworld
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Unlike most Englishmen, Lawrence could survive on their meager diet and walk barefoot where they did.
Hero: the life and legend of lawrence of arabia
16
Don't walk barefoot, Stanislaw, or you'll catch cold.
And the rat laughed
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