pricker

One noontide I was by Franklin Swinton's gate, when up he rides with a yeoman pricker at his heels.

The knot in the loop was a conscience pricker, as he expressed it, that a Scout was pledged to do some one a good turn every day.

The whole affair goes safely in the pocket; the quill acting as a sheath to the sharp pricker.

We have seen that Henry Ogle had driven the Scotch pricker out of the country.

Take the lamp out and let me try if I can get the wick up with the pricker before I strike the match.