He decided that not all people put in this position would have a hatchet, so even that old friend was left at home.

He was covered with dirt and he had a hatchet in his hand.

T'other had a hatchet, too, but he didn't keep it long.

He had small feet, was knock-kneed, tall, lean, had a hatchet-face and red hair.

He had a hatchet in his hand with which he aimed a blow at Charles, but missed him.

I wish I had a hatchet.

If I'd had a hatchet handy I'd have gone for the lot of them-theymade me feel that wild.

He had a hatchet, too.

"I wish I had a hatchet here," said Marco, "or an axe."

He'd looked at it as he'd left the house, but they had decided that having a hatchet might not be realistic.

"Where could he go that just happens to have a hatchet or machete handy?"

He had a hatchet-face, sallow, with lantern jaws, a petulant mouth, hot eyes that showed too much white above their pupils.

He had a hatchet in hand and looked as if he'd cut the rope that held the last little span of bridge.

"But how many have a hatchet on their belt?"

"If the one comes down before the other goes up, and if we had a hatchet--

Bemmon had a hatchet in his hand, but only one stake lay on the ground; and his face was red with anger, not exertion.