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The withered head of the teazle, black from the rain, falls and disappears.— The Amateur Poacher
I was assured that during all August and September the weather had been uniformly gloomy, as at Momay, though little rain had fallen We had much difficulty in purchasing a sufficient number of blankets* [These were made of goat's wool, teazed into a satiny surface by little teazle-like brushes of bamboo.]— Himalayan Journals — Complete
I was assured that during all August and September the weather had been uniformly gloomy, as at Momay, though little rain had fallen We had much difficulty in purchasing a sufficient dumber of blankets* [These were made of goat's wool, teazed into a satiny surface by little teazle-like brushes of bamboo.]— Himalayan Journals — Volume 2
Here the strong teazle will presently stand high; here the ground-ivy will dot the mound with bluish-purple.— The Open Air
Mr. Editor, as I have seen him for so many months undergoing the operation of the _teazle_ in "N. & Q.!"— Notes and Queries, Number 206, October 8, 1853 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.
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