botte

On the rocker of the cradle she saw a man’s foot with the turned-up toe of a botte sauvage.

The Unknown Quantity

Henry van Dyke

The coachmen of the botte are a feature of Rome, they spot the foreigner at once, and always try to get the better of him.

Italian Letters of a Diplomat’s Life

Mary Alsop King Waddington

Why, man, that botte between the eyes would have done for me, even if you had not spitted both my lungs first.

The Lady of Loyalty House

Justin Huntly McCarthy

And it appears that during his very first bout with the captain he tried a botte that you had taught him.

Humphrey Bold

Herbert Strang

Le chapeau de paille abonde en t. La chaussure est trs-capricieuse; soulier, botte et sandale foulent successivement le pav.

Walks in Rome

Augustus J.C. Hare