The party also included two flagmen, two chainmen, three axemen, a cook, and a teamster to look after two wagons and a pack train of mules. |
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We all went through some tough times together, but we really circled the wagons. |
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A melancholy cavalcade of clansmen subsequently set forth in wagons for London. |
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Trains 908m in length, and trailing 62 wagons, started transporting produce through the port last week. |
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Skipton Police have received three complaints of parked cars, delivery wagons and trailers, causing problems for pedestrians and other motorists. |
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The convoy, which included articulated lorries, skip wagons and even a tractor, was escorted by police as it left Monks Cross at 8am. |
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The twenty-eight attempted to return to their cars when suddenly they were surrounded by dozens of police cars and wagons. |
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Stories abound of coal wagons stripped of half their load by street urchins before a first delivery could be made. |
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Residents have complained about being awoken in the early hours by empty wagons rumbling through the town on their way to the quarries. |
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Road sweepers and bin wagons were among the vehicles which attended the final farewell for Eric Saporiti yesterday. |
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Transport in closed wagons was only permitted on 22 November 1941, at which point there had been permanent frost for over three weeks. |
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Only ammunitions wagons and ambulances were brought up to the immediate rear lines. |
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This lane has a 7.5-ton restriction which is ignored by all and sundry, especially skip wagons and large vehicles. |
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A pall of gloom hangs over the usually bustling market town as sealed container wagons and Army trucks rumble through the streets. |
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It took 12 wagons to transport one of the immense guns and 24 hours to put it together once its destination was reached. |
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Aboard the covered harvest wagons, out of the misty air, we wind our way past fields of broccoli, kale and parsley, and stop in the tomato patch. |
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There were still a few farms left, hay wagons were as common in the streets as horse drawn beer carts. |
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Villagers had to use whatever transport was available, including pickup trucks and wagons pulled by tractors. |
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After we had bailed the hay then we would get the long wagons and load the hay. |
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On a mixed conventional and organic farm, wagons can also be potential vectors for contamination. |
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Two stories and a side shed provide space for calving heifers, storing wagons, and fixing equipment. |
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I travelled by foot, by hitch-hiking and by clambering onto the wagons of freight trains. |
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For a long time, the line, its locomotives and wagons was the most reliable inland mode of transport for both passengers and goods. |
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Heaps of coal from the shattered freight wagons lay scattered across the line, spilling right up to the very doors of the nearest homes. |
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The railway has generally scoured Europe for suitable rolling stock and has also acquired some ballast wagons from Romania. |
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His saloon car was written off in the incident and one of the railway wagons suffered axle and chassis damage. |
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The company would also construct a 2.5km rail loop at the rail head for loading wagons and servicing locomotives. |
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The North Yorkshire Moors Railway provided a diesel locomotive and goods wagons to ferry water to the scene. |
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Fourteen wagons of timber left the track at Quintinshill, near Gretna, at 9.07 am. |
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All railway wagons of the kind in the tragedy at Tebay have been removed from service by Network Rail pending its investigation. |
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Transport officials said one of the rear wagons may have derailed first, pulling others off the line. |
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Each siding will accommodate a locomotive and wagons capable of transporting 210 vehicles. |
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Around him, horse-drawn wagons rumbled by, loaded with sacks of flour or crates of dried meat. |
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They traveled by rail, further by horse-drawn wagons over a steep, rugged mill road that ended at Sempervirens Creek. |
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And when the Rocieros arrive with their horses, wagons and high-sprung carriages the image is complete. |
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The bureau was now responsible for the inspection of motorized vehicles, as well as horse-drawn wagons. |
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The fair was just as colourful as always with traditional horse-drawn wagons vying for space with modern caravans. |
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Turning up late for the summer-solstice party at Stonehenge in 2001, he found the only stragglers left were folksy types in horse-drawn wagons. |
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A cloud of dust rises into the air as horse-drawn wagons filled with farm families head into town. |
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Mobile food wagons rather than traditional catering facilities are the order of the day. |
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Once the council realises its mistake and I'm allowed to stay, I'll get gypsy wagons down here to repair and put on show. |
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A major recent trend is the popularity of a host of new style occasional four-wheel-drive wagons. |
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Are sports wagons an antidote to SUVs, or are they a niche unto themselves? |
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Subaru's very good Outback was one of the pioneers, and there are several European all-wheel drive wagons for the image conscious. |
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I certainly see there is plenty of good automotive art in this mix of new models and concept wagons. |
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Many consumers just preferred the SUV image and fun over the minivan and increasingly didn't even explore wagons. |
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But he didn't answer, simply stumbled into the middle of the road, disrupting the monotonous traverse of the sedans and hatchbacks and wagons. |
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The lines on the cars are more defined and crisp than on previous Peugeot sedans and wagons. |
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Elephants and horses have been replaced now by tractors and wagons decked with flowers and a throne for each acharya and a few of his followers. |
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Grant's goal was to have his wagons never operate more than a single day's march from their supply depots, usually at railheads or river ports. |
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The timber is of the highest quality, denser than other oak timber, and in the days of wagons was prized for making whiffletrees. |
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Laborers raked it into windrows at the marshes' edges, shoveled it into wagons, and transported it to refining sites. |
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Railways' have only a meagre capacity for manufacturing wagons in their workshops. |
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The other interesting thing for a North American is seeing wagons rolling through a yard and then noticing that there are no hand brakes. |
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Mr Hill said the Class 66 diesel locomotive was pulling 16 hopper wagons loaded with coal for Eggborough power station in North Yorkshire. |
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The locomotives and the oil tank wagons were built in China and are powered by British-manufactured engines. |
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Seeds and planting supplies were delivered late, wagons and ploughs arrived decrepit, axes were too small to be useful. |
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Trucks, buses, and horse-pulled wagons paid seventy-five cents for a round trip. |
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Once they had passed, Bligh scrambled down the bank and stopped as the wagons rumbled past within inches of his face. |
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There were wagons parked there, two of them, with bison in the traces ruminating and steaming in the crisp air. |
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It was not caused by the weight of concrete in the wagons, the bridge structure, vandalism on the line, or excessive train speed. |
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Whilst waiting for the wagons, the boys organised sentries, checked their horses' tack, loaded their revolvers and relaxed. |
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On macadamized roads, stage coaches and freight wagons could travel unimpeded by bogs or ruts. |
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In November, we had incidents of people breaking through fencing and looking under tarpaulins to see if our wagons were loaded. |
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Once everyone was cowering inside a protective ring of wagons, carts, and horses, Hasim breathed a sigh of relief. |
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Two locomotives and tenders, ten carriages, fifteen goods wagons and one horsebox were purchased. |
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That envisaged more than 2,000 stations, thousands of passenger services and a third of a million freight wagons being scrapped. |
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However, open and closed wagons are available for the carriage of bicycles and can be marshalled into a train as required. |
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Not quite a sedan or SUV, today's station wagons are stylish, functional and fast. |
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A Coroner van, what the doctors back at the hospital used to call meat wagons, backed in neatly, and two men got out. |
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More than a fifth of urban wagons weighed over three tons, with heavier weights requiring long, hard-to-manage multiple-horse teams. |
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Picture horse-drawn vegetable wagons, like those that worked the Bronx well into the 1940s, piled high with organic microgreens. |
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Hardly had these words been uttered when a train of wagons arrived from the village and drew up outside the mess hall. |
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Sattahip has not produced much traffic for rail, although I believe a train of oil tank wagons did run each night for a time. |
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Behind the huge caravan of people, travois, and pony herds, some 120 freight wagons carried supplies and indigent Indians. |
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Bin wagons, rubbish bins and boxes are all in line for a major shake-up to smooth the way for kerbside recycling. |
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It was the longest passenger train in Australia's history with two NR Class Locomotives hauling 43 carriages and two Motorail wagons. |
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Two wagons had been uncoupled and set up at the far side as back to back dressing rooms. |
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Chernow estimates that Standard Oil charged unprofitably low prices in 9,000 out 37,000 towns where tank wagons distributed the oil. |
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The roads were built so that two of these wagons could pass on both sides of the roads. |
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Prodigious quantities of soil were excavated manually by navvies, and moved with the aid of nothing more than horse-drawn tip wagons. |
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The trust is also raising funds for plans to obtain new wagons and a brake van and is appealing for sponsors. |
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What threatens to be merely a soppy love story among the wagons and petticoats becomes something more dramatic. |
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Under such circumstances their wagons frequently became stuck and they had to cut open new roadways on higher and thicker vegetated ground. |
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As we expected, you are trying to circle the wagons to protect your hold on power. |
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Burning arrows streamed over the trees, a few finding marks in hardened leather armour, or our caravan wagons. |
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The South Hall houses animal-drawn vehicles, including Voortrekker wagons and some ox-wagons. |
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On the 15th December 1838, 500 Voortrekkers formed their 64 wagons into a laager close to the bank of the Ncone River. |
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Keep all guards and safety shields in place on pumps, around pump hoppers, on manure spreaders, tank wagons, power units, etc. |
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As we arrived at the square the normal jumble of carts, wagons, stalls, and milling people that we saw every day greeted us. |
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For years pressure groups have been calling on the authorities to force wagons to use the bypass rather than the town centre. |
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The Council has six weeks to clean up its act or lose its licence to operate refuse wagons. |
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The Tunis Ordinary was a popular rest stop for stagecoaches and wagons heading westward. |
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I give the car a bit more gas, accelerate past a caravan of station wagons. |
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We harnessed up horses after that and tied down the covers on wagons that no longer had anyone to steer them. |
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Two long wagons appeared in the square, ridden by the priests in their flowing carmine robes. |
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On and on and on they marched, until finally there came a stream of carts and wagons carrying supplies and parts of instruments of siege. |
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The people of Sydney would thrill to the crack of the stock whip and the grinding wheels of the wool wagons. |
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For the next two hours, the entire area was crawling with dozens of police vans, squad cars, riot troops and paddy wagons. |
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Down the block, closer to where the protests had been, many of the protesters were cuffed and put into paddy wagons. |
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We are being treated like criminals, being handcuffed and taken away in paddy wagons. |
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Tents were being moved into wagons and onto horseback, along with their contents. |
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The press office responded to criticism by circling the wagons and freezing out reporters. |
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All professional organizations are known to circle the wagons at the first signs of trouble. |
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The Cuban people continue to circle the wagons around him in response to efforts to bring down his government. |
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In 1861, horse-drawn wagons clip-clopped to the top of the newly completed carriage road in a plodding three hours. |
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Here the traffic consisted not of coaches and carriages but of wagons and hand-carts. |
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The wagons were all unpainted and plain, making them look dull compared to the bright colourful tents. |
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The floats, although not many, were terrific, with some improvisation where wagons were not available. |
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The Union campaign was going to commandeer wagons to haul their supplies but found fewer than 50 wagons in the entire valley. |
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When we were living in wagons on the commons we had a bullet come through a windscreen. |
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In order to overcome this problem, field trials of stainless wagons are in progress. |
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We no longer need bur oak groves to act as safety nets for Conestoga wagons heading west. |
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He ordered the wagons to be inspanned, but left where they were, and refused requests to allow them to be laagered. |
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Trinity Rail GmbH produces all types of railway freight wagons, including intermodal, and tank wagons. |
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The Germans offer station wagons, coupes and convertibles, even hatchbacks, in several series. |
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When these show up in configurations such as convertibles and station wagons, the rest might as well pack up their slide rules or get on the bus. |
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As the wagons were corralled into an even tighter circle at the Crescent, the Trust arrived like the cavalry in the nick of time. |
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The train of merchant's wagons continued slowly into the gate, their wooden axles creaking loudly in the hot stagnant air. |
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Because they could pull two wagons and a water tender if needed with a two-man crew, they cut desert freighting labor costs by half. |
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At the event, the company also showed off a new depot, which will house Grand Express and other wagons. |
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For cleaning out hopper bottom wagons, we added a piece of wide rubber belting to the top of the push broom. |
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The strikers pitched stones through grocery store windows, tipped wagons and pushcarts, and scattered and destroyed vendor produce. |
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I leaned on the railing and watched teams of dockhands transferring crates to the waiting wagons. |
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Still, a week later the draft horses were so exhausted they were set free, the wagons left to rot in the bush. |
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There he shoed draft horses, fixed freight wagons, made repairs to machinery, and fabricated iron parts as needed. |
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I am especially looking for a picture of one of the brewery's drays or wagons. |
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The public health people have been circling the wagons to cover up the facts! |
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They had used their sit down money to buy four battered station wagons. |
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Today, 4Matic is available on all Mercedes sedans and wagons. |
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The wheels of the heavily laden wagons ground deep ruts into the soil. |
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There were big wagons carrying cotton bales to the mills from the enormous railway warehouses on Manchester Road and dripping hides from the fellmonger's to the tannery. |
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Although railroads made the stagecoaches, freight wagons, and steamboats unprofitable and obsolete, virtually no one mourned the passing of these conveyances. |
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It is a street in an expanding urban area which had been blighted by heavy wagons transporting materials and finished products for a large and noisy industrial operation. |
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The wagons were a sign from Yosef that he had remembered the last Halacha that he learned with his father Yaakov, the Halacha of Egla Arufa, before they had separated. |
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Even though mules could carry heavier loads, cost less to run and were more surefooted, they were increasingly used in harness to pull wagons, not as pack animals. |
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They left Adelaide on 12 November 1879 with four wagons, four drays, two express wagons, 40 men with portable troughs and a year's supply of fodder. |
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Under a lowering sky, the entourage crowds into two hertz station wagons for the sixty mile drive to Las Cruces. |
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If they must, they could turn the wagons broadside to the wind and use them for cover, and their felted tents and sleeping sacks would keep them from freezing to death. |
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They turned useless prairies into golden wheat fields, their wagons into powerful locomotives, and a savage wilderness into a network of commerce and trade. |
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The CFD was also fully mobilized using fire wagons pulled by horse teams. |
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Farmers sent grain, fruit, and vegetables to the goldfields, and supplied oats and wheat to feed horses pulling wagons and coaches to and from the goldfields. |
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We always clear the roads so that the milk wagons can get to the farms. |
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Our regular bale mover would not lift high enough to load wagons. |
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The scheme involves track large enough to take huge trains and wagons, which would carry heavy goods vehicles, taking lorries off the congested motorway system. |
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Cars were still relatively new and many's the tale I've heard of wagons laden with hand-picked cotton that were so heavy the mules strained to pull the enormous load. |
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Liquids are spread on fields with tank wagons or irrigation. |
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This allows added flexibility when hooking up wagons with heavy tongues. |
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In all seasons, droves of cattle, sheep, hogs, geese, turkeys and other livestock shared the busy road with wagons loaded with grain, barreled beef and pork. |
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Children rode in a procession of omnibuses carrying flags, while farmers from nearby Lake County formed a column of farm wagons carrying produce they would donate to the fair. |
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Phaethon willingly agreed, detaching his horses from the wagons. |
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Farmers' trucks, which were towing their trailers, had to be immaculate, both inside and out, and the trailers and cattle wagons were cleansed to commercial kitchen standards. |
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Stations were often the scene of innovations because they had problems in parcel handling, rolling stock shunting and above all wagons in marshalling yards. |
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The sort of stuff that thimbleriggers and sleight-of-hand artists peddled off the backs of wagons to gawping farmhands and country bumpkins back in the 19th century. |
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As early as 1903, 11 machine gun detachments had been formed with each consisting of six MG 01 Maxim guns, with horse drawn gun and ammunition wagons. |
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It appears that the deceased was employed shunting coal wagons, and at about the time stated he was in the neighbourhood of the Arley pit with an engine and wagon. |
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After yielding his blankets and sleeping spot in one of the wagons to another traveler who was ill, Langford tried to make himself comfortable on the ground in a buffalo robe. |
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Railtrack said today it would not be in a position until tomorrow to say when the East Coast line would re-open, with several wagons and carriages remaining on the crash site. |
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The Boers charged the hill four times, and were inspanning wagons preparatory to a retreat, when our men were forced to fall back owing to their reserve. |
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Some groups who could not afford wagons pulled two-wheeled handcarts. |
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He got to work, and some other men came forward and unyoked those of the second waggon, so it was clear that the wagons were to be left as they stood. |
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Paste cans were loaded into the wagons, brushes and pails, together with the paper that had been carefully laid out and counted, the night before, for each billposter. |
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In its first official announcement, EWS said today it had ordered 300 new coal hopper wagons from the company as part of its continuing expansion plans. |
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A hundred years ago, during the Tsarist Russian occupation, kibitkas, or horse wagons, were leaving the Citadel's gallows filled with Polish political prisoners. |
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Otherwise this year's gathering will remain untouched featuring everything from traditional fairground rides to traction engines, steamrollers and wagons. |
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She kept low and watched the wagons disappear, but a flicker of movement caught her eye and she turned her head in time to see a red spider logo on the back of a jacket. |
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The threatened York rail manufacturer has been thrown a much-needed lifeline by rail freight company EWS, which has ordered a further 220 coal wagons. |
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The programme relied almost exclusively on picturesque images from the long-gone era of horse-drawn wagons, roadside tinsmithery and jolly beggarmen singing for their supper. |
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Clad in only a loose shirt and white underbreeches, she burst into the courtyard filled with wagons and pack animals laden with supplies and the trunks of nine thousand men. |
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At that moment the first of the early morning wagons rolled thunderingly, creakingly, sqeakingly by the garden wall, and without a word the two lovers dressed. |
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Less soil compaction occurs with irrigation than with tank wagons. |
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Cowboys rarely, if ever, ate pasta and Italy's history, while rich and storied, is bereft of tales of cattle rustlers, gunslingers and homesteaders circling the wagons. |
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Avoid loaded truck traffic and overloaded combines and grain wagons. |
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Picking my way between fully exposed pie wagons and wide-loads, I did, however, feel quite fit and trim myself. |
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The children played musical chairs in the living room, miniature golf in the back yard, and rode wagons made with skates, two-by-fours, and apple boxes. |
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They park behind the cottages on the back lane, which was constructed to allow night-soil wagons to collect the waste from the one-time earth closets. |
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This meant the destruction of Boer farms, the confiscation of horses, cattle and wagons and the rounding up of the inhabitants, usually women and children. |
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Because they could pull two wagons and a water tender if needed with a two-man crew, a teamster and a swamper, they cut desert freighting labor costs by half. |
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The North Korean side said the accident was between two train wagons that were being shunted on a siding, not a collision of two trains as had been previously believed. |
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I've requisitioned more oil from Cosh, and expect wagons any day. |
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House Speaker John Boehner and other gop leaders have circled the wagons, vouching for Scalise. |
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Anyone interested in joining the procession of decorated wagons, morris dancers, bands and queens will be welcome, including walkers and vintage vehicles. |
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Come on, momma, now is the hour for the family to join hands and metaphorically circle the wagons. |
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Product was delivered via the Piebald and Skewbald horses pulling covered wagons. |
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Ten 4-wheel hose wagons, three with ballbearing axels and one with roller-bearing axels, all manufactured in the city. |
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The seasons are come to a stagnant stop, the trees blench and wither, the wagons role in the mica ruts with slithering harplike thuds. |
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All night long, Dog heard the clip-clop of horses hauling the wagons to market. |
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They knew the lineage of all the boys and girls who crowded into old cracky wagons, rode four to a horse or footed it out to the lake. |
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Reducing friction was one of the major reasons for the success of railroads compared to wagons. |
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Twelve wagons were loaded with stones, till each wagon weighed three tons, and the wagons were fastened together. |
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These were all horse drawn or relied on gravity, with a stationary steam engine to haul the wagons back to the top of the incline. |
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At the hitch-bars along the street a few heavy work-horses, harnessed to farm wagons, shivered under their blankets. |
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The British troops broke ranks to loot the abandoned French wagons instead of pursuing the beaten foe. |
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Accounts record the large number of wagons and barges which delivered the jointed timbers to Westminster for assembly. |
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Since the HGV wagons are not covered, fire sensors are located on the loading wagon and in the tunnel. |
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The company pioneered the use of larger, more economic goods wagons than were usual in Britain. |
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The GWR provided special wagons, handling equipment and storage facilities for its largest traffic flows. |
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Special wagons were produced for many other different commodities such as gunpowder, aeroplanes, milk, fruit and fish. |
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In the early years of the GWR its wagons were painted brown, but this changed to red before the end of the broad gauge. |
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The first goods wagons to be fitted with vacuum brakes were those that ran in passenger trains carrying perishable goods such as fish. |
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All wagons for public traffic had a code name that was used in telegraphic messages. |
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Trains were hauled by company steam locomotives between the two towns, though private wagons and carriages were allowed. |
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In many parts of the world they still pull wagons for basic hauling and transportation. |
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So they had to take me from there in an ambulance.... I remember my dad and uncle used to call them meat wagons. |
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Joining the Royal Army Medical Corps as a private, he drove ambulance wagons in France and later in Greece. |
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One of them, led by general Platen in September resulted in the loss of 2,000 Russians, mostly captured, and the destruction of 5,000 wagons. |
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Freight locomotives and wagons were not passed to ROSCOs, instead being owned directly by the freight train operators. |
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Whilst many carriages and wagons were built in the workshops, only two locomotives were actually constructed at Oswestry. |
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These wagons on these tramlines would be pulled by horse over wooden rails, which later were replaced by wrought iron. |
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The wagons were loaded on and off with the use of stationary steam engines. |
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In the late 1700s, traffic in the United States was RHT based on teamsters' use of large freight wagons pulled by several pairs of horses. |
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Various safety announcements are played and the train departs once the loading wagons are stowed. |
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Passenger vehicles are carried in a car shuttle train, made up of closed wagons. |
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In 1865 the railway ordered 10 more wagons and bought two carriages from the Ryde Pier Company. |
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Carrier could carry up to 14 wagons on two tracks, each having a maximum load of four tons. |
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It usually includes both powered and unpowered vehicles, for example locomotives, railroad cars, coaches, and wagons. |
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It did not take long to discover that wheeled wagons could be used to carry heavy loads. |
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Her wagon tour has been likened to several archeological wagon finds and legends of deities parading in wagons. |
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Terry Gunnell and many others have noted various archaeological finds of ritual wagons in Denmark dating from 200 AD and the Bronze Age. |
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They lacked animals to ride and draft animals that could pull wagons and plows. |
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Heavy draft horses developed out of a need to perform demanding farm work and pull heavy wagons. |
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This involved using wagons, pulled by a steam engine, on iron rails laid on a level roadbed. |
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Much hay was originally cut by scythe by teams of workers, dried in the field and gathered loose on wagons. |
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Forage harvesters collect and chop the plant material, and deposit it in trucks or wagons. |
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The adjacent alleys were choked with tethered wagons, the teams reversed and nuzzling gnawed corn-ears over the tail-boards. |
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Scotland's last pit pony retired in 1994 and animals have not been used to haul coal wagons anywhere in Britain for more than a decade. |
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Leinster would circle the wagons, Connacht would repay favours for McDonagh and McCague would be left sweating it out. |
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This is establishment thinking, circling the wagons around yes-men and punishing anyone that dares to take a stand for good public policy. |
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Taxis at Dubai airports will now be family-size station wagons to provide better space for passengers and baggage. |
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Vehicles such as taxis, auto-rickshaws and trekker station wagons remained off the roads in Guwahati, the state's principle city. |
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By the end of production in 1951, only 641 station wagons had been produced and more than 600 of these had been exported. |
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The train has covered car-carrying wagons and couchette cars, with compartments. |
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Roma and Zingaro, two wooden wagons with rustic seating, served as our bedrooms for the weekend. |
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The Zulus came over the hills in waves, but the Voortrekkers shot them down from behind their wagons. |
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For the first time ever, patrons refused to be led into paddy wagons, setting off a three-day uprising that launched the gay rights movement. |
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Under Stalin, paddy wagons disguised as bread trucks carried millions off to the Gulag. |
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I'd shot a gun once before in something I'd done, but no lassoing or driving wagons. |
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The wagons rev up, rattling along the road, bleeping again as they reverse. |
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The company was persuaded to install this train ferry service for the transportation of goods wagons across the Firth of Forth from Burntisland in Fife to Granton. |
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Dennis Eagle, who make bin wagons, are headquartered off the A452 on the Heathcote Ind Estate, south of Calor Gas, in east Warwick towards Leamington. |
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Even under normal circumstances, the mix of carts, wagons, and pedestrians in the undersized alleys was subject to frequent traffic jams and gridlock. |
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This successfully hauled wagons but was so heavy that it broke many rails. |
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At the same time the provincial government has sent in a police force, about 30 officers, a riot squad really, two paddy wagons, to arrest the elderly and the youth. |
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A secondary ejector or crosshead vacuum pump is used to maintain the vacuum in the system against the small leaks in the pipe connections between carriages and wagons. |
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She was a quite biddable creature and good-hearted, but she had a flow of talk that was as steady as a mill, and made your head sore like the drays and wagons in a city. |
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As the Britons' losses increased, the Britons tried to retreat, but their flight was blocked by the ring of wagons and the Britons were massacred. |
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The miscellaneous setting of horses, dogs, saddles, wagons, guns, and cow-punchers' paraphernalia oppressed the metropolitan eyes of the wrecked sportsman. |
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The traffic on the line quickly grew to the point where the horses could no longer haul the empty slate wagons back to the quarries quickly enough to meet demand. |
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But the quiet, responsible sort of middle class English survivalists who say that supermarkets will run out of food within two days if their supply wagons stopped rolling. |
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The Beeching Cuts, in contrast to passenger services, greatly modernised the goods sector, replacing inefficient wagons with containerised regional hubs. |
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Stakeholders in the household and personal care industry are circling the wagons to refute findings in a paper co-written by the Silent Spring Institute. |
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Today''s estate cars are much more luxury vehicles, a far cry from those early days when they were usually referred to as station wagons or shooting brakes. |
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The graves contain especially finely made pottery, animal bones, usually pork, sometimes gold rings or sheets, in exceptional cases miniature wagons. |
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Seated on the left, the driver preferred that other wagons pass him on the left so that he could be sure to keep clear of the wheels of oncoming wagons. |
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After Awdry wrote The Three Railway Engines, he built Christopher a model of Edward, and some wagons and coaches, out of a broomstick and scraps of wood. |
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