Their horses had suffered considerably, and had lost some of their shoes in the rough hills.

" He returned to the depot camp on the 29th, and though anxious to follow up the Ashburton to the east, the condition of his horses' feet and the lack of shoes prevented him.

His big, coarse shoes shone with a metallic luster suggestive of stove polish.

The hat, the hair, the gown, the dainty shoes, even the narrow strip of silken hose that was revealed as she stood a-uptoe, were all of a deep, rich brown that proved an exquisite foil for the pink and cream of her cheeks.

Why don't you untie your shoes?

One had taken the shoes from his feet and almost forced him to take them.

I get a few boots and shoes to mend.

It has been passed in the winter only on snow shoes.

Mr. G. Johnston, who has just passed it, with Indian guides on snow shoes, writes: "I reached this place at half-past twelve this day, after experiencing great fatigue, caused by a heavy fall of snow and the river rising.

Dead men's shoes.

Like as I can not say, the Mayor of Stamford must make me a pair of shoes because he is a greater man than the shoemaker is; for the mayor, tho he is a greater man, yet it is not his office to make shoes; so tho love be greater, yet it is not her office to save.

Like as I can not say, the Mayor of Stamford must make me a pair of shoes because he is a greater man than the shoemaker is; for the mayor, tho he is a greater man, yet it is not his office to make shoes; so tho love be greater, yet it is not her office to save.

The cattle needed shoes as well as we.

The leather was tanned and made into crude shoes for the slaves for the short winter months.

No one wore shoes except during cold weather and on Sundays.

During this same period he made all of the shoes he wore by hand from cow hides.

Shoes made of leather were not dyed at that time but the natural color of the finished hide was thought very beautiful and those who were lucky enough to possess a pair were glad to get them in their natural color.

To dye shoes various colors is a new thing when the number of years leather has been dyed is compared with the hundreds of years people knew nothing about it, especially American people.

Dr. Miller had an eye for business who could make shoes was a great saving to him.

Levi made all the shoes and boots the master, mistress and the Miller family wore.

Besides, he made shoes for the slaves who wore them.

Not all slaves owned a pair of shoes.

He was not obliged to do hard menial labors and went about the plantation "all dressed up" in a frock coat and store-bought shoes.

Although shoes were unheard-of in Lindsey's youth, he used to watch carefully whenever a cow was skinned and its hide tanned to make shoes for the women and the 'folks in the big house'.

Although shoes were unheard-of in Lindsey's youth, he used to watch carefully whenever a cow was skinned and its hide tanned to make shoes for the women and the 'folks in the big house'.

"Go, go!" he called out, driving the Pymeuts forth as one shoos chickens out of a garden.