The Baron unlocked a door and unbolted some shutters.

Quietly she unbolted the door and allowed it to open an inch while she peered at the man outside.

No child who has been accustomed, from the first, to good wheaten bread, made of unbolted meal, and not less than one day old, will ever prefer any other, until he has been rendered capricious on this subject, and wishes to change for the sake of changing, or until he has been misled by surrounding example.

Potatoes, added to unbolted wheat flour, make excellent bread; and so, as I am informed, does rice.

Now, this was the first time that I had heard the Thing make search through the big cabin; but, afterwards, my lover told me it had happened aforetime, and they had told me naught, fearing to frighten me needlessly; though now I understood why my lover had bidden me never to leave my stateroom door unbolted in the nighttime.

He walked over to the full-length windows and opened them; then he unbolted the jalousies outside and swung them back.

Thus had he explained the unbolted window.

"When you went to your room," he asked, "did you find the window again unbolted?" "No," she replied.

She had been troubled, greatly troubled, to find her window unbolted on two successive nights after she had taken care to bolt it.

Yet on the third night she actually unbolts it herself and leaving it unbolted puts out her light and goes to bed.

Mr. Ralston wondered why, after complaining that my window was unbolted, I unbolted it myself.

Mr. Ralston wondered why, after complaining that my window was unbolted, I unbolted it myself.

" As he spoke, the door was unbolted by the woman, who proved to be young and rather pretty.

The murderer bolted it on the inside when he entered from the alleyway and it wasn't unbolted until I unbolted it myself.

The murderer bolted it on the inside when he entered from the alleyway and it wasn't unbolted until I unbolted it myself.

He had withdrawn it from the lock, where it happened to be, when he had unbolted the door.

It was then discovered that the door in rear of the park was unbolted, and that, though locked, the key had been taken away.

I find that it has been unbolted, and pushing it open, climb the iron ladder and emerge on deck.

This first simple product of grinding is termed wheat meal, unbolted, or Graham flour, and of course contains all the elements of the grain.

The superiority of bread made from the entire wheat or unbolted meal has been attested by many notable examples in history.

In England, under the administration of William Pitt, there was for several years such a scarcity of wheat that to make it hold out longer, a law was passed by Parliament that the army should be supplied with bread made of unbolted flour.

Of flours made from the entire grain there are essentially two different varieties, that which is termed unbolted wheat meal or Graham flour, and that called wheat-berry, whole-wheat, or entire-wheat flour.

The one locked by Raoul, when unbolted, yielded without a key, and the shop stood open.

She, envious not of great or gay, Slept, with unbolted doors; Then woke, and as we Yankees say, "Flew round" and did her chores.

And in silence Burke unbolted the door and went out.