rubber boots

“We put on rubber boots and walked in the forest, their Hungarian vizslas skidding ahead of us over the wet leaves.”

Simon & Schuster: Dreaming in French

“The rubber boots on his feet would have lent his guerrilla-issue outfit a somewhat comical air had it not been for a group of heavily armed teenagers lounging nearby.”

Simon & Schuster: A Billion Lives

“Gnomes in the forms of men wearing old, tattered clothing, heads covered with burlap and feet encased in old shoes or rubber boots went about with sticks and clubs knocking off the birds’ nests while others were chopping down trees and breaking off the over-laden limbs to gather the squabs.”

Simon & Schuster: The Song of The Dodo

“Legion slipped on a pair of rubber boots and waded into the shallows and swung an ax into the gator’s head.”

Simon & Schuster: Jolie Blon’s Bounce