| A treenail driven in here and there serves to keep all in place by nipping the cross poles tightly. |
| Treenail was coolness itself, and I aped him as well as I could. |
| In wild countries any tough straight-grained wood may be selected for treenail making. |
| When we found that no one was inside we told Captain treenail of the man we had seen climbing up the cliff. |
| This, after being faced and hewn with the adze, is passed through a double-handed cutting instrument known as a treenail tool. |
| We did so, and now, as it was getting dark, the captain came up to Mr treenail. |
