wineskin

I took the wineskin from the child and nodded to him.

She grabbed the wineskin back from him and turned away.

They put the children gently on the ground, and gave back most of the wineskins.

I got up and drained the rest of the wineskin.

She took another pull on the wineskin, and closed her eyes.

She took two more deep pulls on the wineskin, and did just that.

The fellow was helped to the surface of the wineskin.

"I'm going over to the hotel to get the glasses and the wineskin," I said.

He motioned the count toward the fire and held up a wineskin.

She carried a wineskin on a strap over her good shoulder.

Wait, in the wineskin, against the wall, below the torch.

Plato was of the opinion that it had been made into a wineskin.

A collapsed wineskin indicated that much discussion had already taken place.

He waved them toward the food, and hurried away with the wineskin under his arm.

See, this senile wineskin of a man is filled with power.

The boy succeeds in his task and returns with the wineskin.

He put his arm around me, offered me the wineskin.

She found the wineskin with her fingers and slipped it into a deep pocket.

There had been plenty to hand him wineskins and flagons!

The young warrior had a full wineskin dangling from his saddle.

No, the brown wineskin; that one still has wine.

His body seemed to sag, like a wineskin whose contents had suddenly run out.

Miguel went back to the wineskin on the hill.

Instead he took the wineskin from the horn of my saddle and forced me to drink.

One of them had a leather wineskin and he handed it to me. "