gripsack

Where in the world are you going with that gripsack?"

The same evening the two men arrived, each carrying his gripsack.

Just jump on that bicycle, and I'll take the gripsack.

It's no joke walking a dozen miles under a hot sun, with a heavy gripsack in your hand.

A boy of sixteen, with a small gripsack in his hand, trudged along the country road.

The gripsack is all I can very well manage."

His mind was made up that if he missed the Athenian it would be the fault of the gripsack.

Anderson had checked into the hotel two days earlier, his only baggage being a gripsack, or small suitcase.

I will put you and your gripsack in with her, and I'll take to my bicycle again."

"Yes, sir; Carl only took away a little underclothing in a gripsack.

Churchill took the gripsack and looked into it.

Libra seated himself in the chair closest to the main wall, set the gripsack carefully between his feet.

The first time this happened, Churchill dived and groped in three feet of water for the gripsack.

His first thought was for the gripsack.

As for Bondell's gripsack, it was inconceivable that forty pounds could weigh so much.

Take your gripsack and get along.

Churchill crawled in on the wagon-bed and slept, the gripsack still on his back.

He tried to stand up, but failed, sprawling out on the deck, hanging on to the gripsack, and delivering his message.

Gilbert looked significantly at the gripsack.

He bent to tuck the pieces into his padded gripsack, and Jian allowed herself a quick smile.

Jian saw Libra tuck his gripsack even more closely against his side.

The finding of the bank book partially consoled Carl for the loss of his pocketbook and gripsack.

McMurdo picked up his leather gripsack and was about to start off into the darkness, when one of the miners accosted him.

Among them was Churchill, such being his nature that he volunteered before he thought of Bondell's gripsack.

Libra nodded absently, digging into the gripsack again.