oaken

Soon they reach a position near the great oaken doors.

And his oaken staff I would use to ease my way.

He went first to the oaken wardrobe, standing by an inside wall.

The first oaken cry of protest had made the people stand back.

He pulled back his oaken arm and blasted it forward.

They began to walk again, toward the villa's great oaken gates.

There was only just space enough to crawl between oaken door and frame.

He had a bold, oaken face on him, and a quick eye.

Her oaken staff pounded sharply on the ground, once and then again.

Crossing his arms, he leaned a shoulder against the oaken door.

But the oaken door beside Logan already had been pulled closed.

She turned to regard a huge pair of oaken doors.

They paused once more on the steps leading to the great oaken doors.

"It's big," Jonathan says as they approach a large oaken door.

He did not answer, but slowly raised the oaken staff in his hand and pointed behind us on the trail.

He parked the car and crossed the porch to the great oaken door.

He went out, closing the oaken door behind him.

He gave the slate back to the Burmese, and turned toward the oaken door.

The church was very old and built of rough-hewn oaken logs.

He found him stretched out behind the shattered remains of the oaken dining table.

Now the sling was hauled up; and also with it, the oaken staff.

Her fingers were like oaken dowels on the back of his head and neck.

And by me stairs was an oaken marriage chest.

He was beating on the oaken door, cursing me for keeping him prisoner.

Caught by the gusty wind, the oaken door crashed open.