| That such a man was swagging in the Victoria Bush at the age of fifty-one requires explanation. |
| Such rods as the above are formed at once by rolling, swagging, or any other means. |
| Stand back there, fat loon, gin ye wantna a quarrel shot intil that swagging tallow-bag ye ca' your wame! |
| Fearful tugging, swagging and swaying is conceivable, in this Sterbohol problem! |
| Before very long Bent and his companions were once more on the move, swagging through the bush to the Patea Valley. |
