goose quill

He looked down at the goose quill in his hand.

It was the goose quill we had found in the summer house.

A giant goose quill was stuck behind his right ear.

Shakespeare wrote with pens made out of goose quills, which often broke.

Each of these playing pipes has a double reed usually made from a goose quill.

It was fairly certain that he did go to the summer-house because of the goose quill.

The right hand strums with the thumb, a goose quill, or a pick.

From one of the desk drawers she pulled out a penknife and some goose quills.

"I write with a goose quill dipped in venom."

With a goose quill, Thomas Jefferson could have written a letter at a fraction of the cost.

There were no dwarves inside, but it did have goose quills, parchment, and ink.

He understood it instinctively, took to it like a goose quill to ink.

The motel room was quiet also but for the faint scratching of goose quill against parchment.

Goose quills which spilled quicksilver when he shook them.

I found two things - a scrap of starched cambric and an empty goose quill.

The trophy is a brass goose quill and inkwell on a chessboard.

If you ever do," Chiun said, putting down his goose quill.

Sir Francis looked up from his log-book, his goose quill poised over the page.

At the captain's stiff glare, he waggled a moth-eaten goose quill.

He made another dart and picked up a small quill - a goose quill by the look of it.

The goose quill scratched over the parchment.

Lewis was right: this is real joy to me, this dance of my goose quill across the bare page.

And then Chiun would say no more, but returned to writing on his heavy parchment with the goose quill pen.

If you write with a goose quill you scratch the sweaty pages and keep stopping to dip for ink.

He threw down his goose quill and grasped the clerk's hands, pumping them up and down vigorously.