Then clean the pouch of the sheep and fill with the mixture.

Then Robin Hood laughed aloud and quickly took the warrant from out the Tinker's pouch with his deft fingers.

But stay, Little John, here are two bags that I would have thee carry in thy pouch for the sake of safekeeping.

This we stuffed into the pockets of our shirts; filled our powder-horns and bullet-pouches from the ammunition on the dead bodies, and then we were ready to leave that valley of death.

The closed end of the net has the form of a great pouch; and, as the beam is dragged along, the fish, roused from the bottom by the sweeping of the net, readily pass into its mouth and accumulate in the pouch at its end.

The sixth age shifts Into the lean and slipper'd pantaloon, With spectacles on nose and pouch on side, His youthful hose well say'd, a world too wide

His usually florid face was drawn and haggard, his cheeks hung in ugly lines, there were dark pouches under his eyes, and the eyes themselves were blood-shot.

The longitudinal muscular fibers of the large intestine are arranged in three bands, or bundles, which, being shorter than the canal itself, produce a series of bulgings or pouches in its walls.

" "Hast thou a pouch beneath thy stiletto where thou mayest defend with thy life what I shall give thee?" Antonio displayed it silently.

"I didn't know you had any white blood in you," interrupted the Colonel, offering his pouch to Nicholas.

Nor could anyone have anticipated that close-fisted Mac would give the Boy his valuable aneroid barometer and compass, or that Potts would be so generous with his best Virginia straight-cut, filling the Colonel's big pouch without so much as a word.

But tell me, now, thou witty man, what hast thou gotten there in that pouch by thy side and in that pottle?" At these words the Cobbler looked down at those things of which merry Robin spoke, for the thoughts of the golden bird had driven them from his mind, and it took him some time to scrape the memory of them back again.

So saying, he rolled up the money in the sheepskin again, and putting it back in the purse, he thrust the pouch into his own bosom.

For I saw the archers instinctively draw their quarrels and bolt-pouches off their backs, to be in readiness upon their left hips.

So Marcus filled the large bowl from a paper of old, mild tobacco, which hung in a pouch near it, and drew a few gentle whiffs, intending to let the pipe go out.

Here he rowed up the note like a baw in his hand, and put it into his coat pouch like any rational cratur.

At this point it is prolonged upwards as a pouch behind the lower extremity of the first phalanx.

I placed my pouch before him.

He revolved several styles in his mind, decided at length on the simplest, and drew his designs on a ragged scrap of wrapping paper, while the carpenter, leaning down from his chair by the door, watched him, smoking, and now and then fingering the leather pouch about his neck.