But now the charioteer had the reins and goad in his hand.

Ayrton, goad in hand, stood waiting the orders of this new master.

Also he discovered a fresh goad in his hatred of Werner.

In his hand he carried a long-handled ox-whip, with a short goad in the butt of it.

And whirled an ox- goad in his hand.

Sometimes he would have an ox- goad in his hand, and you would have said he had just unyoked his weary oxen.

He appeared to be a peasant wearing a broad-brimmed hat and a shirt, with a long stick or ox- goad in his hand.

This natural conscientiousness, independent of spirituals, has been like a goad in my side all my life, and its demands, I think, heighten.

Well, said Interpreter, keep all things so in thy mind that they may be a goad in thy sides; and may faith guide thee!

A donkey emerged from the wood, hung with tassels and bells, carrying in its panniers two little girls, whose parents toiled behind, goad in hand.

Unquestionably his lordship may be goaded in no time if one deliberately sets about it.

Goaded in my conscience, I left the ball-room, and with the aid of a confidant am here.

But from that moment Philip was like a hungry tiger goaded in confinement, suddenly let loose upon his prey.

The Major was scarcely more than half the size of Mr. Goad in mere bodily bulk, and yet he defied him in this way.