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"You ain't a-goin' to?" Billy asked in surprised delight, then began unlacing his own.

He stops unlacing and looks at them as if they had appeared there of their own accord].

Then a deputation set off for The Worm's quarters and found him, betwixt and between, unlacing his stays, with the hat, wig, serge dress, etc., on the bed.

But at eleven that night, sitting on the edge of his bunk and unlacing his moccasins, a thought came to him.

"Look for yourself, My Lord Earl," replied the girl removing the helm, which she had been unlacing from the fallen man.

Tom was sitting at the bottom of his bed unlacing his boots, so that his back was towards Arthur, and he didn't see what had happened, and looked up in wonder at the sudden silence.

I was all eagerness to see his face, but he kept it averted for some time while employed in unlacing the bag's mouth.

In 1893 a man in Chicago named Whitcomb Judson got tired of lacing and unlacing his boots.

It was a home for what became known as the Human Potential Movement, which sold the idea that personal and societal ills can be remedied by unlacing the straitjackets of conventional religions and therapies to unleash the confident energies within us.

After unlacing your skates, try on some old cowboy boots at Tomboy (tomboysc.com).

First, the narrator hears sounds from behind the curtain: "whispers and stealthy footsteps; the noise of a comb laid on the table." Then he hears and, more of interest, imagines the women as they undress: "a slipper dropt on the floor; the twang like a broken harp-string, caused by the loosening a tight belt; the rustling of a gown in its descent; and the unlacing of a pair of stays.