You wear my father's old moccasins and you have ridden at his side.

He looked down at his feet clad in old moccasins.

I'll bet my new mittens against your old moccasins that it ain't a notch below seventy.

We ate one of Mr. Hubbard's old moccasins, made out of caribou skin, that he made himself.

The Powhatan then took off his old moccasins and sent them, with his raccoon-skin coat, to his royal brother in London.

I can't stop to talk, answered the grandson as he caught up the old moccasins the old lady had doffed, and put them on.

"My old moccasins, what do you want of them?" cried the astonished woman.

"My, what old moccasins you have," she cried.

"Gimme a bite to eat" (grabbing at the teapot and running a hot flood down his throat),-"cookin-'-fat,slush ,oldmoccasins, candle-ends ,anything!