Adjective - Not wearing a bonnet, having your head uncovered
Frequency: 2
Here are all of the speeches where unbonneted shows up across the corpus:
Contending
with
the
fretful
elements
;
Bids
the
wind
blow
the
earth
into
the
sea
Or
swell
the
curlèd
waters
’bove
the
main
,
That
things
might
change
or
cease
;
tears
his
white
hair
,
Which
the
impetuous
blasts
with
eyeless
rage
Catch
in
their
fury
and
make
nothing
of
;
Strives
in
his
little
world
of
man
to
outscorn
The
to-and-fro
conflicting
wind
and
rain
.
This
night
,
wherein
the
cub-drawn
bear
would
couch
,
The
lion
and
the
belly-pinchèd
wolf
Keep
their
fur
dry
,
unbonneted
he
runs
And
bids
what
will
take
all
.
Let
him
do
his
spite
.
My
services
which
I
have
done
the
signiory
Shall
out-tongue
his
complaints
.
’Tis
yet
to
know
(
Which
,
when
I
know
that
boasting
is
an
honor
,
I
shall
promulgate
)
I
fetch
my
life
and
being
From
men
of
royal
siege
,
and
my
demerits
May
speak
unbonneted
to
as
proud
a
fortune
As
this
that
I
have
reached
.
For
know
,
Iago
,
But
that
I
love
the
gentle
Desdemona
,
I
would
not
my
unhousèd
free
condition
Put
into
circumscription
and
confine
For
the
sea’s
worth
.
But
look
,
what
lights
come
yond
?