arisaid

One of her fingers poked through a hole in her arisaid.

My Devilish Scotsman Jen Holling 2005

Brianna had a blue woolen arisaid provided by Jenny; she wrapped her arms and the shawl ends around the younger girl, finding as much comfort in the embrace as she gave.

Drums of Autumn Gabaldon, Diana 1997

I shivered and drew the woolen arisaid closer around my shoulders.

Dragonfly in Amber Gabaldon, Diana 1992

I could feel the hardness of his arm just brushing mine, and the warmth of his body through the folds of plaid and arisaid.

Dragonfly in Amber Gabaldon, Diana 1992

I pulled my arisaid, a warm tartan shawl, tighter around my own shoulders, in response to the rising breeze.

Dragonfly in Amber Gabaldon, Diana 1992

She’d removed her arisaid and wrapped it around her.

My Devilish Scotsman Jen Holling 2005

She had been silently removing Gillian’s arisaid and bodice so Gilchrist could examine her.

My Devilish Scotsman Jen Holling 2005

She raised her head and looked into Nicholas’s eyes, intent on her ribs as he moved her arisaid, folding it over her shoulder.

My Devilish Scotsman Jen Holling 2005

Isobel dabbed at the blood on her husband’s face with the corner of her arisaid, but she stopped at Nicholas’s words and turned.

My Devilish Scotsman Jen Holling 2005

Her bodice, arisaid, and stays were thick enough that the dirk’s blade was only a threatening pressure.

My Devilish Scotsman Jen Holling 2005