ox-goad

"Here, Jesse," father said to me, tearing a strip from the sheet and fastening it to an ox-goad.

Chapter 13 2010

Here again is where the fat German or the French madame is needed -- with an ox-goad.

Zone Policeman 88; a close range study of the Panama canal and its workers Harry Alverson Franck 1921

From the puckered front peered a woman and two children; the man of the family was walking wearily beside, swinging an ox-goad.

Gold Seekers of '49 Charles H. [Illustrator] Stephens 1911

Snatching up this, with his ox-goad, he followed in the footsteps of his fleeing wife.

The Chinese Boy and Girl 1901

Snatching up this, with his ox-goad, he followed in the footsteps of his fleeing wife.

The Chinese Boy and Girl Isaac Taylor Headland 1900

My hair is very white now, and my fingers hold a pen more easily than they could hold the ox-goad or the rifle, and mine to-day is all the backward look.

Vanguards of the Plains Margaret Hill McCarter 1899

"Here, Jesse," father said to me, tearing a strip from the sheet and fastening it to an ox-goad.

The Jacket (Star-Rover) Jack London 1896

Thus _aleph_, an ox; _beth_, a tent; _daleth_, a tent-door; _lamed_, an ox-goad; _mem_, water;

Second Sight A study of Natural and Induced Clairvoyance 1864-1929 Sepharial 1896

A herdsman, she judged, as Soa had suggested, for in a corner of the room stood an ox-goad hugely fashioned.

The People of the Mist Henry Rider Haggard 1890

Doctor Holmes kept a rattlesnake in a cage for a pet, and was accustomed to stir it up with an ox-goad.

Cambridge Sketches Frank Preston Stearns 1881