Without a word she took the gourds and walked toward the river.

He took the gourd and sipped to wet his caked mouth, spat.

The boy, Unandi's son, having taken the gourd, did not offer the water to his mother.

So I took the gourd used by the Chinese crew, and dipped up, as they did, the river water.

Heyward took the gourd, and after swallowing a little of the water, threw it aside with grimaces of discontent.

And when, from the field and afar, there came back the people, they took the gourd-anddrank from out of it.

Then he took the gourd again, and came forward, holding it in one hand; in the other he carried a short stick.

So she took the gourd and drank to the last drop, for it seemed to her that she had never tasted anything so delicious.

The sheriff took the gourd, and turned to the light one of its sides, which had, no doubt, been cleaned for the ends of justice.