carpenter's saw

So I went to work, and with a carpenter's saw I cut a spare topmast into three lengths, and added them to my raft, with a great deal of labour and pains.

Then Leonard, who arrived an hour earlier clad in a pair of shorts and naked from the waist up, suddenly appeared and bashed the head of Tony with a piece of wood causing him to fall on the floor where Leonard cut his body into seven pieces using a carpenter's saw. Afterwards, he mopped up the blood on the floor with plastic foam.

In addition to Christ the Master, who holds an orb and cross, the roll call goes as follows: St John, holding a cup; St Peter, key; St James the Greater, pilgrim's staff; St Andrew, saltire cross; St Simon Zelotes, carpenter's saw; St James the Less, fuller's bat; St Thomas, spear; St Matthew, carpenter's square; St Mathias, axe; St Bartholomew, flaying knife; St Philip, short cross; St Paul, sword; St Jude, processional cross.

Two more interesting additions to these performances are a Beat Boxing Solo as well as a performance by a 70-year old retired Colonel who will play Christmas Carols on his Accordion and the Carpenter's Saw.

In the capital's Choscal Hospital, surgeons were forced to buy a carpenter's saw in a local market to proceed with lifesaving amputations for its patients.

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It's a misnomer however, to think of these "skills" in the same way as one might think of learning to use a carpenter's saw or learning to speak another language, though Maisel suggests that even things like emotions and beliefs can be dealt with through creating positive habits, mental exercises, and repetition.