ewer

After Ewer, 13 further cases would be heard in 1621.

His eyes followed her as she returned to the water ewer.

Ewers started to write poetry when he was 17 years old.

About a third of the rows had a similar ewer waiting at the end.

He reached for a glass and the ewer of water, but I grabbed his hand.

I picked up one of the ewers and half emptied it.

Now go away before I throw this ewer at you."

She nodded first to the table and then to the ewer on the window ledge.

I reached out with a shaking hand to the crystal ewer on the table.

"It is strong ale, and I should not have brought a full ewer."

I washed my face with the stale water in the ewer.

There was no ewer, and no place to set one, either.

There was maybe a swallow left in the ewer, and I drank that.

"No, not a thing," I said again, reaching for the ewer on the stand.

A stone basin and a large ewer full of water sat on a low wooden table.

There was water in the ewer, but that was on the far side of the room.

He leaned over and poured another ewer of water on the stones.

The girl disappeared, entered again with a ewer that seemed cut of amber.

I poured a little water from the ewer and wet my handkerchief.

Ewers had run 33.60 in a trial heat Friday.

The child enters with the ewer and the salt.

And I have to pick up my ewer yet, too.'

And the ewer matched the pattern, same as this one does."

The water in the ewer lost its sheen of visions, became ordinary and clear once more.

It was all the confirmation I needed to tell me what had startled her into dropping the ewer.