cragsman

Being something of a cragsman, I did manage to get half way to the top of that.

It was a horse called Cragsman, by the same sire but with a different dam.

Another was stunned by a mass of masonry hurled at him by a giant cragsman.

Harry was incidentally the only journalist ever to travel in Bluebird and for all his bravery as a cragsman, he found the experience highly alarming.

'Our hawser fetched him off his horse as neatly as ever a gull was netted by a cragsman.

He was a Saint Kilda cragsman in his youth, and he helped to get the guns up the cliff.'

He was moving very quickly now, taking risks that no lane cragsman would ever have contemplated, but he had no option now, for time was running out.

Sometimes he would extend this poetic fear to the very furniture; would seem to apologize to the chair he sat on, and climb the staircase as cautiously as a cragsman, to renew in himself the sense of their skeleton of reality.