1 The Kennicott garage was a shed littered with paint-cans, tools, a lawn-mower, and ancient wisps of hay.
2 In fact it was a good dodge to volunteer "I must not touch," when you looked at the tools on the glass shelves in Father's office.
3 At Mount Vernon he admired the paneled library and Washington's dental tools.
4 To accomplish his object Ahab must use tools; and of all tools used in the shadow of the moon, men are most apt to get out of order.
5 This done, he marshalled the planks and his tools, and to work.
Moby Dick By Herman MelvilleContext Highlight In CHAPTER 110. Queequeg in His Coffin. 6 There was a little storeroom, too, with a window, where they kept guns and saddles and tools, and old coats and boots.
7 Fuchs had been apprenticed to a cabinetmaker in the old country and was very handy with tools.
8 That afternoon the kitchen was a carpenter-shop; the men brought in their tools and made two great wooden shovels with long handles.
9 He did not touch his tools at first, but figured for a long while on a piece of paper, and measured the planks and made marks on them.
10 With Charley, who was not interested in business, but was already preparing for Annapolis, Mr. Harling was very indulgent; bought him guns and tools and electric batteries, and never asked what he did with them.
11 "I'll have it ready in little or no time," he said, bustling and packing away his tools.
12 He went and got his pay and his tools, which he left in a pawnshop for fifty cents.
13 He required a good deal of work to be done, but gave us good tools with which to work.
14 This, with the wear and tear of clothing and calking tools, made my regular expenses about six dollars per week.
15 Upon the same plea, he told me to bring my tools and clothing home forthwith.