His only weapon was a pocket-knife.

To these he added his big-bladed pocket-knife.

Dr. Earle nodded, took the arrow, and slitting with a pocket-knife, freed and flattened out a painted scroll of complex characters.

Look here!" Chettle opened a square cardboard box in which certain personal effects belonging to Lydenberg had been placedone or two rings, a pocket-knife, his purse and its contents, a cigar-case, his watch and chain.

With the other hand and his teeth he was opening his pocket-knife.

And where the rein was tight across the back of her wrist, for he could reach no lower, Racey set the blade of his pocket-knife and sawed desperately.

As soon as the housemaid had left the room I quietly let myself out by the French window, which I closed behind me but could not fasten, went out at the side gate and closed that also behind me, holding the bolt of the latch back with my pocket-knife so that I need not slam the gate to shut it.

It died worth a lady's gold bracelet and a small pocket-knife.

He believed in oracles; and as Rousseau threw stones at a tree to learn whether or no he was to be saved (the hitting or not hitting the tree was to be the sign), so Goethe tossed a valuable pocket-knife into the river Lahn to ascertain whether he would succeed as a painter.

That afternoon we attended en masse one of those refined inquisitions commonly known as picnics, and Winthrop lost his pocket-knife.

" They went across to the bushes, and she showed him the things; neat braces with buckles for the boys to wear, copy-books with copies at the top of the page, a pencil for each, a pocket-knife for each.

It appears he knew a boy a little younger than himself, who was going to a distance with some money, and having taken a pocket-knife with him, he way-laid him and threatened to murder him.

Mr. Eddy cut the throat of the expiring beast with his pocket-knife, and he and his companion knelt down and drank the warm blood that flowed from the wound.

Mr. Thompson pulled out the same sharp pocket-knife, coarse black thread, and big-eyed needle, which he had used the previous evening, while making Frances a pair of moccasins out of his own gauntlet gloves.

again)marmalade on one's knee and holding an enamel cup in one hand and a pocket-knife in the other.

He whooped grandma and auntie and cut grandma's long hair off with his pocket-knife.

" He opened the bottle with the corkscrew on his pocket-knife and watched her munching hungrily at the rye-bread.

In a moment Shirley was at his side, and the captain with his pocket-knife began to pick out the oakum which he had packed around the edges of the lid, for otherwise it would have been impossible for him to move it.

" They went on searching the clothing, only to find moneyplenty of it, notes in an old pocket-book, and gold in a wash-leather bagand the man's watch and chain, and his pocket-knife and the like, and a bunch of keys.

" William set down his plane, picked up an odd scrap of wood and cut out the skewers with his pocket-knife; while Naomi watched with a smile on her face.

Got teeth like the blades of a pocket-knife!"

I broke a blade of my pocket-knife trying to pry it up, but in a moment I succeeded, and found it to be in reality a trap-door, hinged to the substantial part of the floor.

The drawing can be done with a pin, pocket-knife, diamond, axe, friend's razor or other edged or pointed instrument.

He took his pocket-knife and soon scraped off a little heap of charcoal; and then he sewed the handkerchief into a bagfor the handy man always carried a needle and thread.

If therefore, a lock of hair, a letter, a pocket-knife, or anything belonging to a stranger be handed to a Psychometrist, he will be able to understand much of the person's past, present, and futureabout their character, disposition, health, surroundings, capabilities, friends, marriage, business, etc.