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Meanings of small axe in anglès

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Usage of small axe in anglès
1
Max looked around and spotted a small axe leaning against the wall.
The devil's touch
2
And I'm not talking about a small axe for chopping wood.
The red pyramid
3
He carries in his hand a small axe, meant for clearing away light wreckage.
Stories by English Authors: The Sea
4
I clocked neat piles of cut logs beside the fire, and a small axe.
Priest
5
He had brought the small axe with him, having caught it up from the doorstep.
Hiram the Young Farmer
6
The stone head of the small axe was also wrapped in leather to protect it.
The Plains of Passage
7
He picked up the small axe.
The devil's touch
8
I had sat down on a small axe, used for cutting wood, and as sharp as a knife.
The Works of Guy de Maupassant, Volume 3
9
The sharp rap of a small axe which Garrick had brought sounded on the flimsy outside door, in quick staccato.
Guy Garrick
10
Resting his gun against a tree, he drew the small axe that hung at his belt and attacked the bear.
Silver Lake
11
Lenox had the lunch-basket, and also a small axe, which he always took with him when going round the ranch.
A harum-scarum schoolgirl
12
A further two men were arrested in Flaxmere, one of whom had a large knife and the other a small axe.
Radio NZ
13
When he was arrested he was carrying a knife, a small axe, a fake pistol and was wearing body armour, he said.
The Irish Times
14
Taking food, matches and rifle with him, and a small axe to blaze the trees against his return journey, he set forth.
The Wendigo
15
He went into the cabin and fetched out a small axe fastened in the companion where it was within reach of the helmsman.
By England's Aid; or, the Freeing of the Netherlands (1585-1604)
16
She decided to try to find out and took off her pack to get out the small axe Jondalar had made for her.
The Shelters of Stone
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