unhurt

Both were unhurt, though half stifled by smoke, and greatly alarmed.

There the courier whirled the stern of the canoe into his grasp, and, unhurt, Dunvegan raised himself over it.

She really was a splendid animal, unhurt either by excessive work or—as many modern mothers are—by a rotten fashionable life.

It seemed to me I was a goner, and it was some seconds before I realized I was alive and unhurt.

In all the world, what is there sweeter than the happy, penetrating, satisfying laughter of unhurt youth?

He landed safely enough, and beyond a broken right arm, and a badly bruised leg, was unhurt.

The girl was unhurt, but naturally she wanted to get out of the country at once.

The roar was enough to deafen one, and inspire the dread that no one would be left alive and unhurt.

Beyond a slashed thigh and a red-creased neck, Cathbarr of the Ax was unhurt, and Brian had received no scratch.

I would have broken all my bones in your service that day and welcome, so that you might be well and unhurt.