gunny-sack

But the price is right $10 a day, so I mount the gunny-sack and sheep-fleece saddle, and with a crude map in hand start loping northwards up the jagged coast.

Richard Bangs: Skullduggery on Easter Island (Part I of II) Richard Bangs 2011

Sleeves rolled up from soap-flecked arms and a wet gunny-sack around her waist told of the task at which she had been caught.

Chapter 26 2010

That was when he knocked me down, grabbed me by the belt, and heaved me aft; I'm over thirteen stone, but I might have been his gunny-sack.

THE NUMBERS 2010

Tante Emma and Tante Anna, always spoken in that order, never Tante Anna and Tante Emma, were always draped in black to ankle top, but not in the gunny-sack raiment of the typical Tante or Bestemor.

The Strange Tantes 2010

You might look at the world of the first novel as a gunny-sack race in the gathering twilight at a county fair, a festival that is on the verge of obsolescence anyhow.

Blythe on Harrison; Harrison on Hannah 2007

You might look at the world of the first novel as a gunny-sack race in the gathering twilight at a county fair, a festival that is on the verge of obsolescence anyhow.

February 2007 2007

“That be an example,” said Stella, taking some dried ham from a gunny-sack by the window.

Fateful Journeys Gary E. Parker 2005

“That be an example,” said Stella, taking some dried ham from a gunny-sack by the window.

Fateful Journeys Gary E. Parker 2005

That was when he knocked me down, grabbed me by the belt, and heaved me aft; I'm over thirteen stone, but I might have been his gunny-sack.

Flashman and the angel of the lord Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 1995

That was when he knocked me down, grabbed me by the belt, and heaved me aft; I'm over thirteen stone, but I might have been his gunny-sack.

Flashman and the angel of the lord Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 1995