watering-trough

He held them now, Bob and Mab, and in the shadow of the watering-trough Wolf lay and looked on.

Chapter XXIV 2010

He stood balanced on a watering-trough outside the church.

Angel Fish lili 2009

He stood balanced on a watering-trough outside the church.

Archive 2009-09-01 lili 2009

Instead of the single long watering-trough which usually distinguishes the front of the English public-house of the second class, there were three conveniences of that kind, for the use, as the landlord used to say, of the troop-horses when the soldiers came to search his house; while a knowing leer and a nod let you understand what species of troops he was thinking of.

Redgauntlet 2008

This was the old stage watering-trough, made by Dad himself when the big cabin was built.

Buffalo Roost F. H. Cheley

The baker-man tumbled into the watering-trough, and all the rest rushed higgledy-piggledy into the houses and stores.

Seven O'Clock Stories Robert Gordon Anderson

There in the yard, tied to the old watering-trough, stood a plump, pretty Jersey cow!

At the Little Brown House Ruth Alberta Brown

After she had laid her egg, she would wander back in a careless way, quite as though she had only been to the watering-trough for a drink.

Among the Farmyard People Clara Dillingham Pierson

It is all very well in its way, this blending of antiquity and modernity, and gives one something of the thrill of romance, which most of us have in our make-up to a greater or lesser extent; but, on the other hand, romance gets some hard knocks when one finds a Roman sarcophagus used as a watering-trough; or a chapel as an automobile garage, as he often will in the Midi.

The Automobilist Abroad

Mr. Allen went to the watering-trough and, filling his cup, called out:

Buffalo Roost F. H. Cheley