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Woodshed

noun

A shed for storing firewood or garden tools.

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"Woodshed" Quotes from Famous Books

... Biggs suggested. "That ankle would turn before you got half way there. If you must go,—and I believe I would,—Tim will git a rig from the livery. Here, Tim," she called, as she heard him whistling in the woodshed, "run to Miller's and git a carriage and a span, quick as you can,—a good one, too," she added, as the possibility grew upon her that Eloise might belong to the Cromptons, and if so, ought to ...

— The Cromptons • Mary J. Holmes

... mine said to me once, "Come, and I will show you the nest of a crazy Robin." We went to the woodshed and there on a beam were six perfectly good Robin nests all in a ...

— Woodland Tales • Ernest Seton-Thompson

... of fate," murmured she to Bob, "that after slickin' up every room in the house so'st it would be presentable, Willie should tow them folks from New York out into the woodshed? I might ...

— Flood Tide • Sara Ware Bassett

... Pick Ups, "I will." And he did. He tied a pink string to their legs and took them home and put them in the woodshed. ...

— Rootabaga Stories • Carl Sandburg

... doubt. A doubt Faith resolved to set at rest; and one August morning, while the birds were a-twitter yet with their first getting up and the sun had not neared the horizon, Faith crossed the yard to the woodshed and stood in the open doorway,—the morning light shewing the soft outlines of her figure in a dark print dress, and her white ruffles, and gleaming on her faultlessly soft ...

— Say and Seal, Volume II • Susan Warner

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