Then came the evening when the farrier was missed.
It wasn't a thing to speak about, but he had made a pilgrimage to the pit where the farrier had fallen.
The farrier looked at the landlord, and the landlord looked at the butcher, as the person who must take the responsibility of answering.
The farrier looked fierce, and the mild butcher's conversational spirit was roused a little.
The farrier was puffing his pipe rather fiercely, in some contempt at this trivial discussion.
The farrier leaned forward with his hands on his knees as he put this question, and his eyes twinkled knowingly.
A man who had a disorder in his eyes called on a farrier for a remedy.
The man lost his sight, and brought an action against the farrier for damages; but the Judge said that no action would lie, for, if the complainant had not himself been an ass, he would never have employed a horse doctor.
At the opposite end of the town a farrier displays as his sign a device rudely cut out of tin or thin sheet-iron, and representing a horse, held by a boy, and being shod by the man.
He afterwards sent him to me, and would not even allow the farrier to receive any remuneration for his trouble, so kindly and politely did he behave.
I of course claimed and took possession of the horse, giving the person the amount he had paid for him; but he being still lame, the commanding-officer of the hussars kindly permitted me to leave him with his farrier till he got well.
I tell tha when t' farrier cam oop last night, he said she'd been managed first-rate!
Krongie, when you get to the column tell the farrier the M.
He was a winner by a short head as they passed the post, and old John Farrier could not hide his satisfaction.
Farrier is going to gallop the nags in half an hour's time.
Middleton, were sent forward to cut the line north of the town, which was done with the assistance of a Farrier Cpl.
Farrier of Captain Douglas's Troop to be sent to Head Quarters to cock all the New Hats.
Six Ducats to be stopt from each Farrier to provide them forge cart horses; what is more than sufficient will be returned.
The farrier ordered all the litter to be taken out of my box day by day, and the floor kept very clean.
The next day after the farrier had examined my wounds, he said he hoped the joint was not injured; and if so, I should not be spoiled for work, but I should never lose the blemish.
The farrier said he might mend up enough to sell for a few pounds, but Jerry said, no!
In the morning Skinner came with a farrierto look at me.
The farrier and Jerry did the best they could to ease his pain and make him comfortable.
In one of the old cases a horse was sent to a farrier to be cured and was burnt before a cure was completely effected.
Nevertheless, the farrier was entitled to payment for what he had done.
She was the daughter of John Clarges, a farrier in the Savoy, and horse-shoer to Colonel Monk.
It is needless to remark that I retired mortified, and left the village farrier lord of the ascendant.
The farrier of the village was ordered to attend, a sturdy old man, civil enough, but looking as though impressed with no very high respect for a gentleman farrier's knowledge.
The farrier wanted to forge some more, but Barsabas took up the anvil and hid it under his cloak.
The farrier of Lewes had become a veterinary practitioner and shopkeeper in New York.
Carver had introduced himself to Paine, saying that he remembered him when he was an exciseman at Lewes, England, he (Carver) being a young farrier there.
The farrier William Carver, in whose house he had lived, turned Judas, and concocted with Cheetham the libels against Paine that have passed as history.
It was not published during Paine's life, for the farrier hoped to get back into the Will by frightening Madame Bonneville and other friends of Paine with the stories he meant to tell.
Having been a boy himself the farrier was prepared for pranks; and the good-natured badinage between Herbert and the young Canadian had aroused no anxiety till now.
Then they advanced and offered what apologies they could; the farrier relating in few words the story of the morning and disclaiming any knowledge as to the identity of the twins or how the dogs had been set loose.
The farrier had comforted as best he could, had assured the old negro of his own utmost faith in him, but--he could not explain the absence of the money and his assurances had been of small avail.
Only those nearest, and the farrier was one of them, realized that the strange old man with the croaking voice was an alien to that scene.
But it was not at all as a proud young heiress that Dorothy came at last to the shop under the Great Balm Tree and threw herself impetuously upon the breast of the farrier quietly reading beside his silent forge.
The constant demand for Mason's and Hinds's Farrier has induced the publishers, Messrs.
I vow, Madam, he spells worse than a Country Farrier when he prescribes a Drench.
There was a conquering comic spontaneity in that exhibition of great muscular power which irresistibly appealed to the imagination, and made the Queen Street farrier a god for years to come.
Some valuable animal is taken ill, a farrier is sent for, he tries bleeding to stop the terrific action of the heart, and before morning the horse is dead.
By this pregnant speech the farrier had re-established his self-complacency, and waited with confidence to hear himself named as one of the superlatively sensible men.
Even the farrier did not negative this sentiment: on the contrary, he took it up as peculiarly his own, and invited any hardy person present to contradict him.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "farrier" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
