The idol the natives worshipped for him was a slender, unornamented staff twelve feet long.
The walls are finished in green textile and are left unornamented with the exception of one or two choice pictures.
A very attractive porch with sloping roof-line was supported by solid but unornamented columns.
The shafts of the pillars are of hewn stone; but the remainder of the ruin consists of plain walls and unornamented windows.
Hoare states that this Monastery presents a large pile of simple and unornamented masonry; the Chapel is still in a tolerable state of preservation, and has three narrow pointed windows.
The unornamented buildings, such as the Akad-Tzib at Chichen, are obviously of the same date as the ornamented structures.
They are but small, and might easily answer Grijalva's description, being simply one-storeyed, unornamented with hieroglyphics or figures.
Five staghorn axe-heads, a disc of horn perforated, a portion of a horn spear, five bits of rough unornamented pottery, and a large perforated ball of clay.
This, with her clear muslins and heavy black silk stockings, her narrowunornamented slippers, represented the perfection of niceness.
The alternation of long unornamented surfaces with smaller rows of decorated work awakens a feeling of simple grandeur, without appearing either monotonous or fatiguing.
In direct contrast with the above is the simple unornamented character and unobtrusive grandeur of the style unanimously called by the ancients the Doric.
Exclusive of the plain unornamented wares which were made in many places, as the numerous remains of kilns show (cf.
PLAIN ROMAN WARES The plain unornamented and unglazed Roman pottery which answered to the modern earthenware has usually been considered by writers on the subject in a different category from the glazed and ornamented wares.
These curious bindings open opposite ways and have two backs, two ornamental boards, and one unornamented board enclosed between the two books, which are always of the same size.
