Well, the smith paid the money, and Babo bade him blow the bellows.

At all events, I could carry fuel for you, and blow the bellows.

And giving up his seat to Jonas, he went to the side to blow the bellows.

He was the village blacksmith, his establishment consisting of himself and a boy to blow the bellows.

Billy was not ingenious, but, as the doctor observed, "he could collect wood and blow the bellows."

Delaware had captured Tom Fool and got him to blow the bellows, and through the heavy air the music surged in.

Put on layers of charcoal alternating with layers of ore, blow the bellows, and by and by you will have a lump of iron.

He was one of those furious zealots who blow the bellows of faction until the whole furnace of politics is red-hot with sparks and cinders.

She blew the bellows and prepared the shoes for the anvil.

But that's my business, you know- I blowthe bellows of the big organ.

He was blowing the bellows at the time, after a spell at the fore-hammer.

I was set down to a Sonata of Mozart's, the servants blowing the bellows.

While he turned it in the fire, and blew the bellows, I stood regarding him.

There he blew the bellows and heated the iron.

Then while blowing the bellows he sings a triumphant song (Nothung!

There he blew the bellows so violently that the housekeeper looked at him with silent indignation.