All our horses were rough shod, but even with that we made very slow progress.

Nothing has transpired here that seems to me of sufficient importance to send dry-shod over the water; but I suppose you will want to be told some news.

One woman pleaded hard for two pair, saying, "Yon chylt's bar-fuut; an' HE'S witchod (wet-shod), an' as ill as he con be."

And, indeed, it was perhaps well that he thus thought better of it, for Maskew stuck his hand into his bosom as the other rose; and though he withdrew it again when Elzevir got back to his chair, yet the front of his waistcoat was a little bulged, and, looking sideways, I saw the silver-shod butt of a pistol nestling far down against his white shirt.

The horses are sharp-shod, but in a way quite different from ours.

A stout male bamboo shod with a spike to sound for crevasses.

Oriana strove to treat the adventure as a theme for laughter, and for awhile chatted gaily with her companions; but it was evident that she was fast becoming weary, and that her thin-shod feet were wounded by constant contact with the twigs and sharp stones that it was impossible to avoid in the darkness.

No one spoke, but the scuffle of wooden-shod feet on the flags made a sliding, slithering sound, which someway carried a message of warning more forcible than any shouted word or sudden shriek.

It is an instinct like a wild thing's, and possible only to those who have gone all their days light-shod in the forest.

A stout male bamboo shod with a spike to sound for crevasses.

Mr. Bradford got his mule shod and paid sixteen dollars, or in the mining phrase, an ounce of gold dust.