bow

It was a beautiful cameo of Alcibiades, with the quiver and bow of Eros.

A grievous error it is to suppose that Cupid's artillery is limited to bow and arrows.

She essayed to introduce Gracie; not one of them attempted a bow.

"But they must be sorry folk to bow down to the rich in such a fashion," said big John.

It is a Scotch bow, I see, for the upper nock is without and the lower within.

Even an old broken bowman might find the clout with a bow like this.

I think even now that I might hit any large and goodly mark with a bow like this.

I can't be other than I am, Rose; but you pray, and as you pray I'll bow my head.

His body was poised for the attack, as a bow is bent to drive forth the arrow.

His bow showed it—so did the soft purring quality of his speech.