1
To meet their views the crayfish catcher had cut a long willow withe.
2
But, try as they might, not a withe could they break.
3
He stretched the withe on the field, and began to put the corn in it.
4
How he must rejoice at each new withe he fastens over the heart he covets.
5
And withe the elect thou wilt be elect: and with the perverse thou wilt be perverted.
6
It coincides withe the New Zealand Apiculture Conference.
7
Then the giant twisted a mighty sapling into a withe, and fastened it around his waist.
8
The Ranger was tough as a hickory withe.
9
Will Pauline Murray's love be only a green withe binding the Samson of these modern days.
10
Instantly the withe broke, and it made a loud report, which echo answered from every rock far and near.
11
She placed a withe between her teeth, bit through it neatly, and began to divide it with her fingers.
12
Bowlders of flint are broken with a sledge-hammer made of a rounded pebble of hornstone set in a twisted withe.
13
I once turned out a dozen water-hens, a brown owl, a woodcock, and a water-rail from one little withe patch.
14
He was barbarously hanged in a withey (withe) calling on God, and forgiving his torturers with all his heart.
15
His trophies were indeed worth taking, and tying their legs together with a withe he hung them across his saddle bow.
16
Stones, with grooves around their greatest circumference, are secured to a handle by a withe or thong and become war clubs.