unfurnish

"And now it's your turn to talk of M. Lenoble, dear," she would say naively, when she had entertained Diana with the minute details of her last conversation with her lover, or a lively sketch of the delights of that ideal cottage which she loved to furnish and unfurnish in accordance with the new fancy of the hour.

Charlotte's Inheritance 1875

"Well, then, if that is the case, we will unfurnish this house, and, as soon as you please, go back to Brompton Hall."

Olla Podrida Frederick Marryat 1820

Writing to my father to-night not to unfurnish our house in the country for my sister, who is going to her own house, because I think I may have occasion myself to come thither; and so I do, by our being put out of the Office, which do not at all trouble me to think of.

Diary of Samuel Pepys — Complete 1668 N.S. Samuel Pepys 1668

Writing to my father to-night not to unfurnish our house in the country for my sister, who is going to her own house, because I think I may have occasion myself to come thither; and so I do, by our being put out of the Office, which do not at all trouble me to think of.

Diary of Samuel Pepys — Complete Samuel Pepys 1668

Writing to my father to-night not to unfurnish our house in the country for my sister, who is going to her own house, because I think I may have occasion myself to come thither; and so I do, by our being put out of the Office, which do not at all trouble me to think of.

Diary of Samuel Pepys, August 1668 Pepys, Samuel 1668