sandals

• This condition had been anticipated and at a word from Damis, lead weights, made to clamp on the soles of their sandals were passed out from the space ship. —  Giants on the Earth
• The ladies have sandals, and some of them shoes. —  Travels in the Great Desert of Sahara, in the Years of 1845 and 1846
• Patsy had spread Jean Garland's scarlet sash to its broadest, and so had been able to let down her skirt of blue linen till it came to almost her ankles, above which the yellow cross-gartering of the sandals was diamonded in the Greek fashion her Uncle Julian had taught her Patsy had found piles of unwashen dishes and spoons, for the boys of the Glenanmays family depended for cleaning up upon uncertain, semi-occasional visits, from one or other of their sisters. —  Patsy
• Even the sandals were so dilapidated that the feet of their wearer were upon the ground. —  Which? or, Between Two Women
• His poncho, which served as his outer garment, was of alpaca wool of the same hue as his shirt; and on his head he wore a broad-brimmed hat, while his sandals were of untanned leather, just covering his toes, and secured by a thong round the ankle. —  Manco, the Peruvian Chief An Englishman's Adventures in the Country of the Incas

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