barearmed

They go barefooted, barearmed, bareheaded and barenecked.

Tish 1916

They go barefooted, barearmed, bareheaded and barenecked.

Tish Mary Roberts Rinehart 1917

The Story Girl was barefooted and barearmed, having rolled the sleeves of her pink gingham up to her shoulders.

The Story Girl Lucy Maud 1911

"Everything's fine and dandy," announced the barearmed farrier as he snapped his little pen-knife shut.

The Prairie Mother Arthur Stringer 1912

The Story Girl was barefooted and barearmed, having rolled the sleeves of her pink gingham up to her shoulders.

The Story Girl 1908

They were ragged, unkempt, barearmed and bare-legged, every last one of them with back bent.

The Border Legion Zane Grey 1905

Bannon felt it as he stood directing the work, and he kept his hands in his pockets, and wished he had worn his overcoat; but the laborers, barearmed and bareheaded, clad only in overalls or in thin trousers and cotton shirts, were shaking sweat from their eyes, and stealing moments between trips to stand where the keen lake breeze could cool them.

Calumet "K" Henry Kitchell Webster 1903

In it, lazily wielding the polished paddle, sat young Mrs. Haltren, bareheaded, barearmed, singing as sweetly as the little cardinal, who paused in sheer surprise at the loveliness of song and singer.

A Young Man in a Hurry and Other Short Stories 1899

Now one fine breezy afternoon, when the lads were shouting and playing at this, then their favorite game, Myles himself was at the trap barehanded and barearmed.

Men of Iron 1891

Now one fine breezy afternoon, when the lads were shouting and playing at this, then their favorite game, Myles himself was at the trap barehanded and barearmed.

Men of Iron Howard Pyle 1882