Fritz handed me a long pole; I tried the depth with that.
Caspar appeared, properly accoutred, with a long pole in one hand and a thong similar to Don Ricardo's in the other, he as well as his comrade being stark naked all to their waistcloths.
Chelmsford had the honor of retaining his head, which was affixed to a long pole in the market-place.
The cresset was a large lanthorn fixed at the end of a long pole, and carried upon a man's shoulder.
The "cresset light" was a large lanthorn placed upon a long pole, and carried upon men's shoulders.
The fishing spear I have already described as being a long pole with an elk-horn point.
A long pole, projecting sometimes as much as a hundred feet over the stream, is run out from the bank.
Four could paddle while one steered, and the sixth stood on the prow with a long pole punting, or on the look-out for dangerous obstacles.
Boys were trained to whirl round from the end of a long pole a rectangular, flat piece of wood attached to a long fibre or a string.
Why could not such a pair of pincers or forceps have been attached to a long pole, such as a fishing rod, and the letter in this way pushed through the window and released by pulling on a cord attached to one of the forceps' handles?
I had supposed they came from some mechanical device, fastened to the end of a long pole, but as a matter of fact, they were made by the monkey's teeth.
But I do believe that the two letters we found there were introduced from without, in some mysterious way, at the end of a long pole, or rod.
A long pole, or piece of timber, moved on a horizontal fulcrum fixed to a tall post and used to raise and lower a bucket in a well for drawing water.
Defn: A long pole on two wheels, used in hauling logs.
Pike pole, a long polewith a pike in one end, used in directing floating logs.
Emett and I, using a long pole in lieu of a horse, had carried Tom up from the Canyon to where we had captured the lioness.
Here, punch Moze out," said Jim handing up a long pole.
Shore, now comes the hell of it," said Jim appearing with a long pole.
Two of them were driven into the ground and joined at their top, and about twelve feet beyond them, other two were driven in, and connected by a long pole.
The recluse sat down, evidently much exhausted by his previous exertions; and while we towed the raft along, he kept it off the bank with a long pole.
The machilla is a long pole, with the ends of a piece of canvas made fast, over which a cover is stretched.
Here, either a calabash on a long poleis used in drawing water, or a fence is planted.
Attached to a long pole it is carried out of the village, followed by a troop of young people of both sexes, who alternately frolic, lament, and sing songs.
Decked with bright-coloured ribbons and cloths, and fastened to the top of a long pole, the effigy was then borne with singing and clamour to the nearest height, where it was stript of its gay attire and thrown or rolled down the slope.
This figure is stuck on a long pole, carried across the boundary of the village with loud cries of joy, and fastened to the top of a tree in the wood.
The native with a long pole, or rather stick, usually commences with a quiet nervous sort of poke, which awakes the bear out of his midday slumbers and causes him to rush at the stick with a furious growl.
Here the keeper started for a long pole with a sharp spike in the end of it, and returning with it in his hand, announced, "I will now make the great African lion foam and rage, and gnash his teeth.
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