Many's the stone fight I've been in with those big mill chaps.

Lumber had gone up, and the big mill on the Aspohegan was working overtime.

He comes here sometimes, for his sister is settled here; a very big mill.

When it struck the big mill buildings at Elmvale the foamy water sprang up in geysers.

It's only when we hit the big mill cities that they are worked in on us.

Well, and do you know what the conditions are in every big mill in this town?

When the big mill bells clanged the noon hour Etienne hurried to the good woman's house.

All dis big mill, all dis big money.

A rain such as we had this morning is like turning the water on a big mill-wheel.

I'll invite them, the kids, everyone who's let us put up an access point, a big mill-and-swill.

The hands lived in the little dirty houses and worked six days of the week in the big mill.

He suddenly pulled wires from the confining staples; he yanked a big mill-knife from his trousers pocket and cut the wires.

The whole twelve of them set to work with poles and rollers and rolled the big mill-stone to the brink of the well.

The following evening Stephen arrived, as arranged, in the twilight, at the big mill, and was admitted by Timothy at a little side-door.

The Moulin de Hurley was on the other bank, a big mill house which supplied nearly a quarter of Kesteven Island with flour.

His quick eye noted one unprotected point, an opening in the wall connected with the big mill-wheel, a by no means easy mode of ingress.