bow-case

As Elspeth threw herself from the saddle, she reached for bow-case and quiver.

Winds Of Fate

As Elspeth threw herself from the saddle, she reached for bow-case and quiver.

Winds Of Fate

O! for breath to utter what is like thee; you tailor’s yard, you sheath, you bow-case, you vile standing-tuck; —

Act II. Scene IV. The First Part of King Henry the Fourth

But I did not wait this time to be beaten with my master's bow-case.

The Trail Book

All at once there rose a shouting for Tse-tse, who came running and beat me over the head with his bow-case.

The Trail Book

Hanging over the bed, at the back of the lodge, was a bow-case and quiver full of arrows.

When Buffalo Ran

Then, escorted by Sir Geoffrey and the city Guards, Hugh and Grey Dick passed through that splendid company away home to dinner, Dick carrying his bow-case in one hand and the sack of armour which de Noyon had not thought fit to claim in the other.

Red Eve

The bow-case is slipped off; the clothes'-bag is dropped; and in the confusion the soul wings its flight, and the body follows, on the great journey home.

The Civilization of China

But Grey Dick made no answer, for already his pale eyes were fixed upon the foe with a stare that Hugh thought was terrible, and his long fingers were playing with the button of his bow-case.

Red Eve

The sides and back were open, and the base or floor of the car curved upward in front, serving as a safeguard to the charioteer when one was required; but it now supported his quiver of silver and bow-case of gilded leather, richly ornamented with figures of lions.

The pillar of fire, or, Israel in bondage