Unfettered.
a. 1699.
| Sedition was his Drift, and he could ne’r | |
| Persue that game, unlesse he footloose were. | |
Jas. Beaumont, ‘Psyche’ (1702), cxlviii. (N.E.D.) |
1873. All of my friends who were “footloose” had the “Arizona fever,” and “wanted to know, you know, just the truth about the matter,” as I had traveled directly through the diamond district.—J. H. Beadle, ‘The Undeveloped West,’ p. 669 (Phila., &c.).
