| If you know all this, you sir,' getting, as he spoke, between the visitor and the door, 'why han't you gone to Lawyer Lightwood? |
| We might have made it from paper and string and lightwood or assembled it from plastics and hard-to-understand instructions. |
| Laughingly, Wrayburn looked to lightwood for an explanation of this odd visit. |
| The door was a lightwood and had needles, thread and thimbles painted around the border. |
| This was called candlewood in New England and lightwood in the South. |
| This piece originally made in lightwood is now reinforced in order to support the greater tension of modern metal strings. |
