Below the cupboard, hung upon pegs, were blackened pots and pans, a long-handled skillet, and a bucket.
Glenn's table was a masterpiece.

There was no danger of knocking it over.

It consisted of four poles driven into the ground, upon which had been nailed two wide slabs.

This table showed considerable evidence of having been scrubbed scrupulously clean.

There were two low stools, made out of boughs, and the seats had been covered with woolly sheep hide.