How difficult it is to describe so simple a matter as a shepherd's crook!

At his heels was the brown dog, and in his hand a long, shepherd's crook.

She held a shepherd's crook, froze like a statue, and looked at Tom with unfocused eyes.

On her lap lay a heap of roses, and in her hand she held a shepherd's crook.

Then Bassdag rose with difficulty, using the assistance of a shepherd's crook and Habrunt's helping, steady hand.

Set the shepherd's crook in a corner as a token that the flocks are already enlarged in number.

The lower end is turned up like a shepherd's crook reversed, from whence the French name "tournebout."

This ancient Eros is represented as a full-grown and very beautiful youth, crowned with flowers, and leaning on a shepherd's crook.

Giotto was overjoyed at the opportunity, and at once he left the mountains for the town, the shepherd's crook for the brush.

I have often been tempted to raise the shepherd's crook and chastise with blows that rebel flock who harbour in the Cathedral.

The coins which were stamped by him bore a shepherd's crook and pouch on the obverse, and on the reverse the Tower of David.

I pass them on the street now and then-oneof them carries a shepherd'scrook!

"Forefinger for Shepherd's Crook" was what Mrs. Cryptic-Sparkler had said of Sir Rebus.

'How love, like death, levels all ranks, and lays the shepherd's crook beside the sceptre!'