She put her little work-worn hands over his high forehead and held them there in silence.

She placed her work-worn hands on the table, then smiled at her husband.

It had obviously been her work-worn hands that had composed the body for its final rest.

She looked at her work-worn hands, then dropped them into her lap.

She said this, looking at him with her work-worn hands folded together, and in the same resigned accents as before.

He came forward, with barely a trace of reluctance, and took her tiny hand in his large, work-worn one.

The old dwarf leaned over and set his age- and work-worn hands around the others.

The woman stood quietly in the middle of the cabin, her work-worn hands clasped before her.

A broad work-worn hand rested on hers, warm and hard, a hand even larger than her own.

Laughing the woman spread her strong work-worn hands.