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• His head was bare. (12)
• He was utterly bare to his sin. (10)
• He stepped before Angelo with bare fists. (10)
• She seemed to imprison him in bare walls. (10)
• But if so, her heart was quite bare to him! (10)
• Soon we shall behold a bare pole and hats on around it. (10)
• Three of the ruffians now disputed the way with bare steel. (10)
• In the fullness of my heart I laid bare our plans before him. (2)
• Her bare feet gleamed, her hair shone gold against her nightdress. (8)
• She leans her bare elbows on the table, and her face on her hands. (8)
• The bare thought makes them resemble a double line of undertakers. (10)
• Two Ladies with bare shoulders and large hats pass down the corridor. (8)
• It showed her deep knowledge of her poorness in laying bare the fact. (10)
• Tod was in shirt-sleeves, his brown arms bare almost to the shoulders. (8)
• He gave a loud, ironical laugh and swashed the water over his bare arms. (13)
• She sat down, feeling that a warmth had gone, and that she was very bare. (22)
• The moon hung over branches, some that showed young buds, some still bare. (10)
• He scatters his gifts to the abject; tossing to us rebels bare dog-biscuit. (10)
• Poor in words as he was, he strove first to gather the bare facts in his mind. (12)
• A damask cover was on the table, and the floor was bare and scrupulously white. (18)
• Nor was it displeasing to him to evince that he was unaccustomed to bare boards. (22)
• This room, which served for studio, bedroom, and sitting-room, was bare and dusty. (8)
• She nestled to him and dinted his bare arm with the pearls of her mouth for a reply. (10)
• The place was bare and cold; a half-empty beer bottle scarcely gave it a convivial air. (9)
• She came in as usual, dropped her opera cloak, and stood before him with bare shoulders. (8)
• She has on only her nightgown and a wrapper over it; her bare feet are thrust into slippers. (8)
• She went shortly after to Emilia, whose secret at once stood out bare to a kindled suspicion. (10)
• The whole stem was now bare but the white blossom at the end was untouched, and still beautiful. (5)
• The bare railway-line of their story tells of a passion honest enough to entitle it to be related. (10)
• The bare room, with tattered oilcloth and damp, distempered walls, has an air of tidy wretchedness. (8)
• Bleak and dark the January night; little sound of traffic; a frost coming; bare trees; a star or two. (8)
• On a bare strip of pasture, within thirty yards, in the full sun, an old horse was tethered to a peg. (8)
• The round of the red winter sun was behind the bare Kensington chestnuts, when these two parties met. (10)
• It is a bare, white-walled, cold-looking chapel, with the usual paraphernalia of pictures and crucifixes. (9)
• The entire back wall is furnished with books from floor to ceiling; the other walls are panelled and bare. (8)
• She came to the window, her figure lighted, hands up to the back of her head, so that her bare arms gleamed. (8)
• Vittoria spread her cloak, and lay under bare sky, not suffering the woman to be ejected from the carriage. (10)
• She had on a white frock, very simple and well made; her arms were bare, and her hair had a white rose in it. (8)
• Nataly saw them both alert, in the terrible manner peculiar to both, for the directest of the bare statements. (10)
• Once past the exclamatory stage, she seemed a great talker, laying bare her little soul with perfect liberality. (8)
• The thin branches of the trees rose bare and severe between him and the blue sky, mementos of the silent winter. (13)
• Beyond the wood they came upon bare crag and commenced a sharper ascent, reached the height, and roused an eagle. (10)
• Her bare legs twinkled in a nimble pace on the way to Durstan Hall, as if she was determined to keep me in sight. (10)
• It looked so different, bare and shorn, under the light grey sky; the willows were all polled, the reeds cut down. (8)
• Desperately she opened the door, clasping her hands on the place whence her heart had slipped down to her bare feet. (8)
• O my betrothed, what shrieks and roars were those: with which the Genie awoke, finding himself bare of the Identical! (10)
• It was bare of trees just here, and she could see, across the river valley, the high larch-crowned tor on the far side. (8)
• Seen, too clear and historic within us, our sins of omission Frown when the Autumn days strike us all ruthlessly bare. (10)
• After such utter stillness that she hardly knew whether he were there or not, she felt his hot hand on her bare shoulder. (8)
• Back of this was a large bare room, occupying the remaining floor space of the cottage, into which the doctor led the way. (13)
• Furthermore there may be a future closed to him if he has thrown too extreme a task of repairing on that bare machine of his. (10)
• I pulled like a madman; and that great man, with his bare arms crossed, was like a huge, tawny bull sitting there opposite me. (8)
• Its long and shaggy brown coat is brushed and combed at frequent intervals, and food is proffered in bare outstretched hands. (21)
• Thinking this, with her hands joined in pale dejection, Caroline sat silent, and Evan left her to lay bare his heart to Rose. (10)
• With her hand up to her bare neck, and her cheeks indrawn from sucking the sweet, the little model fixed her eyes on the tree. (8)
• But the next day, in a certain hamlet called La Jussière, he stopped to drink a glass of syrup in a very poor, bare drinking-shop. (2)
• Formal as a circular, the idea of it appeared to be that the bare fact would tell him enough and inspire him with proper designs. (10)
• Here and there on the bare slopes of the rounded hills quite extensive villages are seen, usually at some distance from the river. (20)
• Why it should move him he could not tell, unless it were that he felt so alone in it, bare of all relationship and all possessions. (8)
• As he fronted Barto, he motioned a finger to the curtain hangings, and Violetta, quick at reading signs, found his bare sword there. (10)
• There were rows of daggers along shelves; some in sheath, others bare; one that had been hastily wiped showed a smear of ropy blood. (10)
• The apparition wore white muslin on its head, a fichu round its bare neck over a wine-coloured dress, fulled out below its slender waist. (8)
• Two great white churches, enclosed by neat palings, occupy the middle of wide, neglected squares, and look bleak and bare and uninviting. (20)
• He ran up the bare broad stairs, and Dawney followed leisurely, his thumbs hooked in the armholes of his waistcoat, and his head thrown back. (8)

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