smithy

IPA: smˈɪθi

Examples of "smithy" in Sentences

A road house by a smithy was a road house that would prosper.
The smithy was his school, the forge his master, teaching him -- what?
The smithy was a three-sided shed, the forge in the middle, the anvil toward the front.
The house and the smithy were the first structures Justen had seen within the great forest that were not grown by some tree or another.
Then we have Iris and Hermes, the servants and messengers of Zeus; and next Hephaestus's smithy, which is stocked with all manner of cunning contrivances.
Beyond the smithy was a single new building, low and long, a repetition of the Sarronnese barracks they had been quartered near for almost every night of their trip.
When completed, the smithy was a low building of einderblock, sheet-rock, corrugated metal, and so on, plunked down in the middle of sage, paintbrush, Apache plume, and so on.
Beyond the smithy were the school-house and the local constable's cottage, a few more cottages occupied by the schoolmaster, the smith, the saw-miller, and some unofficial residents, and, at the end of all, the Carrier's Rest, the township hotel.