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The simplest form of wood-piercing tool is the awl or bradawl, shown in Figs.

Then he began to sing, in a shrill voice, that worked its way, as a bradawl through wood, past all the noise of the elements.

It twisted itself half round, then reverted to its former position, and again twisted itself, moving like a bradawl, not like a gimlet, which latter forms a complete revolution.

The animal can then usually be removed with a bradawl, or, better still, a sail needle stuck into a cork.

Dolly was holding his tools, by permission—only not chisels or gouges, or gimlets, or bradawls, or anything with an edge to it—and the sunflower outside was watching them.