We rowed in close to where he was and watched them pitchfork awhile and then Swatty backwatered the skiff up to where the judge was standing and said: "Say, mister judge!
Some of them get so scared they try to swim right up on shore on their bellies, and some try to swim out into deep water, but whatever they try to do the farmers just pitchfork them up onto shore.
There are three there, Bill, with a jolly large blue unicorn and gold pitchfork on 'em: which is the old lady's arms.
The scythe, the hand rake, the pitchfork in the calloused hands of men and boys did the work, occasionally the women even taking a turn with the rake or in mowing away.
That was the day of the scythe and the good mower, of the cradle and the good cradler, of the pitchfork and the good pitcher.
Minot speaks of the passage of one prong of a pitchfork through the body of a man of twenty-one, from the perineum to the umbilicus; the man recovered.
She's broke the pitchfork off short, to use in the drive, and I believe she's coming down.
A pitchfork might not be of much use against "ha'nts," but it was a comforting sort of weapon.
Susan departed for Rainbow Valley, valiantly grasping a pitchfork which she found leaning against the back fence where the doctor had been working in his little hay-field.
Susan marched boldly through it and beyond it, and rapped with her pitchforkon the door of the little cottage on the other side, where Mrs. Stimson lived with her two daughters.
I'll stick a pitchfork through you, and if a pitchforkgoes through you, it will go through me too.
I had just time to get out of the way; the pitchfork stuck into a bath made of oak, and they had much trouble to get it out.
A pitchfork with a short handle, a scythe set in a stick, make the best of boarding-pikes.
But if there's a smoker going on in there, why was Pitchfork tipped off?
I've been all over that stuff, and I know what Pitchfork will try to stick you on.
We'll stand for anything short of setting fire to the college, and we'll throw in a hazing of Pitchfork if it's possible.
Your rushing in from your peaceful pastoral pursuits in the barn, with a pitchfork in one hand and the girl in the other, and dear old mammy sympathizing all round and trying to make everything comfortable.
So he did what the Princess had taught him, turned the pitchfork round, and worked with the handle, and in the twinkling of an eye the stable was as clean as if it had been scoured.
But I will teach you how to do it; you must turn your pitchfork upside down, and work with the handle, and then all will fly out of its own accord.
We all stood by and watched admiringly while Fuchs rode into the corral with a pitchfork and prodded the bulls again and again, finally driving them apart.
While grandmother took the pitchfork we found standing in one of the rows and dug potatoes, while I picked them up out of the soft brown earth and put them into the bag, I kept looking up at the hawks that were doing what I might so easily do.
Beside her, from the summer heat To share her grateful screening, With forehead bared, the farmer stood, Upon his pitchfork leaning.
He stuck his pitchfork in the ground, picked up his coat, and went slowly in to dinner.
Haven't got a pitchfork you can lend a neighbor, have ye?
