hobbler

Had the crafty hobbler seen him in the darkness, and made a fake call?

The frail hobbler had made a rapid dive into some hide-out.

The frail hobbler turned along the street, and Cardona took up his trail.

Leaning on his cane, the keen-eyed hobbler started on his way.

The detective decided that no one, no matter how clever, could have trailed that quick-moving hobbler.

"Let's get those boots off--I can't stand a hobbler," Madame Scull said.

Not only had Montague Rayne gained a chance to enter; the old hobbler had also found opportunity to leave by that unwatched rear exit.

The team at Taunton had just one international, the magnificent hobbler, Glen Chapple, who played one game for England against Ireland.

The plan to move the otters was given final approval last week by the California Fish and Game Commission after five years of planning, Ms. Hobbler said.

Ms. Hobbler said, "A sleeping otter is spied and the boat races up to it at fairly high speed so the otter is surprised and can't swim away."

Sri Ramana, Friend of Animals: Hobbler and the Monkeys of Arunachala (ISBN 81-8288-047-5)