When the three churches were finished he bestowed his garron on the brethren, and he himself went northward, lighting a coal of faith throughout Ireland which was never quenched, and never shall be quenched.
Perhaps you have not as much gold in the house as the garron can carry," said the saint.
The king drove his horses as fast as they were able to run, to see would the garron be able to keep up with them.
The garron went off as readily and quickly as though it had only one bag.
Take your garronhome again, and begin and set up those churches, and I'll pay the cost.
But the garron carried every stone that went to the building.
The saint took the men and the garron with him one morning to the house of Black Cormac, and he inquired how much would he be asking for as much meal as the garron would be able to carry on his back.
But if they had to go seven times as quick the garron was able for them.
There is more power in your garron than in all the horses of the Ard-ri.
The saint bought a garron or nag for carrying stones, and he blessed it; for no burden had ever been laid upon it that it was not able to carry.
St. Patrick remained that night at the king's castle and next morning before sunrise the king brought himself and his garron to his treasury.
No doubt I am; but the garron don't stir one of his four pegs till you believe what I tould you, while ago, for all that.
The piper lifted his leg, and away wint the garron again.
Then why not load the garron partly o' both sides?
Corney, "when we've room on the car for you, and the garron impatient to be going!
Rory again; and the garron stopped so suddenly, that the piper himself was like to have been pitched over his head.
It was then, only, that he got a sup of the whiskey; and Corney gave the garron a hint with his wooden leg, to be going.
Between it and Glenarm, about half way, rises the sharp promontory of Garron Point, exhibiting a beautifully diversified trapose outline, and projecting far into the sea, on a limestone base wrought into caverns by the restless surge.
And while he spoke he tied the reins of his garron to a bar of rusty iron that was mortared into the wall.
He had as much notion of economy as the Morning Sun; and yet you could not lay your hand on any one item, and say: "Herein Phil Garron is extravagant or reckless.
Phil Garron had been lying loose on his friends' hands for three years, and, as he had nothing to do, he naturally fell in love.
It was long after midnight when Garron paid his score under the tent.
Late in October young Garron left Paris suddenly and the girl with the Titian hair was with him.
By night none but as clever a poacher as Garron could have found his way across the labyrinth of bogs, ditches and pitfalls.
Garron half wheeled and faced her as her breath touched his coarse ear.
As shrewd a rascal asGarron needed just such a place to settle on.
Without another word she started back to the hut, Garron following his mate and his son in silence.
For weeks after--months, perhaps--it had drifted at sea until it found a resting place on the beach and was stolen by Garron to serve him as a strong barrier.
With ten thousand francs in bank notes next his skin, Garrontook the shortest cut out of the neighbourhood.
Three days later Garron passed through the modest village of Hirondelette, an unknown vagabond.
He is an infant," said she to Julie, when young Garron had closed the door behind him.
Once, when she left him for two days, Garron threatened to kill himself.
Garron and I hailed "bonjour" to each other through the mist at dawn one morning, as I chanced to pass by his abode, a wary flight of vignon having led me a fruitless chase after them across the great marsh.
The night young Garron arrived was at the moment of the highest tides.
May you never be in want, father," Garron strangled out huskily in reply.
At the burn I saw the track of the garron where he had crossed in the night, and at the burnside Dan stopped.
The Duke's rider from over the Rest was there in the saddle of a grey garron foaming at the mouth and its hurdies in a tremble.
I was at the swimming at the Creags, and beaking in the sun on the braes above the Garron beside the march wall where the hedgehogs creep, and I am new from the shinty," and he shook the shinty-stick in his hand.
Who then were astonished but those knights, as they saw the ugly potter's garron gaining on them length after length, till she and her rider had left them far behind?
I am neither spy nor Fleming; but a poor servant of the Lord Bishop of Utrecht's, buying a garron or two for his lordship's priests.
And Hereward led the garron on by the bridle, keeping his cap in hand, while all wondered who the dame could be, before whom Hereward the champion would so abase himself.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "garron" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
