Significados de old woodsman en inglés

The old woodsman knew the defaulter for a reckless and determined man.

The old woodsman had in his long experience acquired something of this faculty.

The old woodsman sat as though carved from patience, waiting calmly the issue.

Not that there is any danger to a hardened old woodsman like you.

The old woodsman looked at the situation with steady eyes.

Then some old woodsman lets you sight over his finger exactly to the spot.

The old woodsman followed the trail with inexhaustible patience.

Serene in this consciousness, the old woodsman dwelt in a certain sweet and gentle rumination of his own.

Mr. Tom Friant, an old woodsman of wide experience, has often told me with relish of his first try at carrying.

The old woodsman could discern them only too well; they had each and all been made in the hoar-frost by men's boots.

And the fun of it-toan old woodsman-isin noting how like a lot of school children they all act about the fire.

At first the good people thought he was sick, but an old woodsman explained to them that the bear was always fastidious after hibernation.

Being old woodsmen themselves, they knew pretty well what the storm foreboded.

Old woodsmen sometimes shout aloud with the mere excitement into which it lifts them.

'You smell like you took a bath in Old Woodsman's,' she said.

"Galen Albret," announced the old woodsman, "here is the Ojibway, Jingoss."