1 Except when he was steering a big log down the mountain to his mill he had never known such a thrilling sense of mastery.
2 Miss Scarlett, they're living in tents and shacks and log cabins and doubling up six and seven families in the few houses still standing.
3 And Mrs. Meade told me she was thinking about building a log cabin when the doctor comes back to help her.
4 She said she lived in a log cabin when she first came to Atlanta, when it was Marthasville, and it wouldn't bother her none to do it again.
5 The squatty log chicken house was clay daubed against rats, weasels and clean with whitewash, and so was the log stable.
6 Sitting on a log in front of the slab-sided shack that was their sleeping quarters were four of the five convicts Scarlett had apportioned to Johnnie's mill.
7 "Ah, my dear," murmured Mrs. Fisher, rising to push back a log from the hearth.
8 A photograph of a forest clearing: pathetic new furrows straggling among stumps, a clumsy log cabin chinked with mud and roofed with hay.
9 When Champ and I came here we teamed-it with an ox-cart from Sauk Centre to Gopher Prairie, and there was nothing here then but a stockade and a few soldiers and some log cabins.
10 She found a moccasin-flower beside a lichen-covered log.
11 The log stockade which Mrs. Champ Perry was to find when she trekked in was built afterward by the soldiers as a defense against the Sioux.
12 In courtship days Kennicott had shown her a photograph of Nels Erdstrom's baby and log cabin, but she had never seen the Erdstroms.
13 He used the log cabin as a barn; and a new house reared up, a proud, unwise, Gopher Prairie house, the more naked and ungraceful in its glossy white paint and pink trimmings.
14 Unspeaking they sat on a bleached log, in a russet twilight which hinted of autumn.
15 Often, adventures which Vancouver dedicates three chapters to, these men accounted unworthy of being set down in the ship's common log.