woodchopper

This man was a woodchopper and lived all alone in the little house.

He thought now of the Mexican woodchopper as a brother.

It's going to take more than a passing woodchopper to sort this out.

"I could not know my own mother's face better," the woodchopper assured him.

An officer, who had heard the statements of the woodchopper, approached him.

When the woodchopper reached his own home and told the story his wife would scarce believe him.

He lifts the plank over his head like a woodchopper and- "Don't!"

He lived there a year and then walked back to Pennsylvania to resume an occupation as a woodchopper.

There was one woodchopper who always came alone.

Didn't that one end with a woodchopper slicing a wolf into bloody bits?

I set the hook with slightly less grace than a 300-pound woodchopper wielding his ax.

Looking down he saw the five burros, but at first he saw no woodchopper.

In 1871 fugitives from an Indian encounter sought refuge at a woodchopper's cabin there.

When nobody stands, Woodchopper continues: "I just say this so we can all relax and have a good time.

He must desert his tree-home as it falls into the river with other logs, thanks to the woodchopper's axe.

They are the shoes of the woodchopper, very thick on the sole with hard leather, with many iron nails.

Green hickory finely split makes the woodchopper's kindlings, when he has a camp in the woods.

I noticed the other day that the blade of the woodchopper's ax is conspicuously left unpainted.

Bruenor's wicked axe cut away, the dwarf all the while singing a woodchopper's song that he had learned as a boy.

You talking at me, Woodchopper?

Hence he was called by his enemies "The Woodchopper of Doorn".

The woodchopper surveyed the Indians casually.

There had been only one habitation, the hut of a woodchopper, that they had had to circle.

"So I can," replied the woodchopper; "but I can't see that they accomplish much.

You a woodchopper then?