Crossword-Solution: LINCHPIN 8 letters, 17 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 15

The fact that, before we started, I myself withdrew its linchpin goes to support this theory." "My poor father! Master Adam, I almost find it in my heart to hate you." "Believe me, fair but haughty, the old fool has taken no hurt.

From the way they were doing it, I shouldn't think they ever had." "But they will soon procure a new linchpin.

Away back in 1778 a linchpin had slipped in a wagon on the Wilderness Road and his grandfather's only brother, Chadwick Buford, had concluded to stop there for a while and hunt and come on later--thus ran an old letter that the Major had in his strong box at home--and that brother had never turned up again and the supposition was that he had been killed by Indians.

Theoretically, the Government should have paid for every shoe and linchpin, for every hand employed in the loading; but Government vouchers cash themselves slowly, and intelligent and efficient clerks write at great length, contesting unauthorised expenditures of eight annas.

Partridge bore all this patiently.” How many times, when, after rough usage from ill-mannered critics, my own vocabulary of vituperation was simmering in such a lively way that it threatened to boil and lift its lid and so boil over, those words have calmed the small internal effervescence! There is very little in them and very little of them; and so there is not much in a linchpin considered by itself, but it often keeps a wheel from coming off and prevents what might be a catastrophe.