1
The clown's head cane kissed Yarrow repeatedly on the nose.
2
He made his way through the group, cracking skulls with his death's- head cane and hacking shins with his feet.
3
At the foot of the bed was an old man with long white hair leaning on a gold wolf's head cane.
4
Rat-tat-tat-tat-tat!-theSeigneur's gold-headedcane rattled on the front door of the tailor-shop.
5
Yes; I saw Squire Pope stumping along the road, nourishing his gold- headed cane.
6
Mr. Burton knocked with his gold- headed cane upon the side of the wall.
7
She was even roused to rapping upon the floor with her gold- headed cane.
8
Two footmen in gorgeous liveries, with huge bouquets, and gold- headed canes, lolled behind.
9
He laid aside his gold- headed cane and threw back his shoulders.
10
His wig was carefully brushed and he carried a gold- headed cane.
11
Merrill was the elderly possum with the gold- headed cane and the salacious wink.
12
He was smoking a cigarette, and he carried a silver- headed cane.
13
His coat collar was slightly whitened with-powder, and he carried a gold- headed cane.
14
He wore a broadcloth suit, silk hat and carried a gold headed cane.
15
All wore broad-brimmed, low beavers, and their gold- headed canes rested between their knees.
16
At sight of her, indeed, the gold- headed cane stopped in its gyrations in midair.