withy

The king's daughter said that first he must take the heads from the withy.

He fought the creature and had off one head, drawing a withy through it.

He was the father of Arthur Withy, journalist and political activist.

She decided to take Hearth and Just to Withy woods.

The junction with Withy Grove became the northern offices of a national newspaper.

Some traditions had the unmarried women each choosing a withy, and the first one whose tie snapped would be married the next year.

His mind cleared- -just in time to sense the faint spark of energy from withy?

Early in 1917, the company was sold to Furness, Withy and Co.

Green withy or hazel rods were then split into three using an oak cleaver held in the maker's hand.

They passed men weeding the withy beds.

The Limper could suffer protecting himself or ease the pain and get blown off his withy steed.

Here John and Withy Petre went ahead of the party.

Furness Withy was a major British transport business.

Arthur Withy (1870-1943) was a New Zealand journalist and political activist.

Arthur Withy died in 1943.

Halice offered me the little mint-lined basket of withy strips.

Behind him a shorter white man swayed like a withy, graceless and boneless, lank hair streaming.

Tole and Garrett were liberal politicians, whilst Withy was a conservative.

She served with Furness Withy until 1966.

Furness, Withy operated both tramp and liner services.

Both companies were owned by Furness Withy.

'withy do you call it a patrol?"

"I'm leaving tonight on the first leg of my journey," Albany replied to Lady Withy.