| For the horseman who had ridden out of the covert was stroud, the Rancho Seco straw-boss. |
| They came upon stroud, lying near some bushes, and they saw his horse, grazing on the tall grass near by. |
| She is renowned for her wall hangings, constructed with shapes cut from felt or wool stroud. |
| The police of stroud came over in the afternoon, and took up the investigation. |
| The seamstress has also inserted narrow strips of stroud of many hues into the seams and at times has used pukiq. |
| The cloth trade in the Valley of stroud is a shadow of its former self. |
