| In the train of wains laden with supplies a man lay on top of the goods. |
| Most of us are away with the wains, and others make holiday. |
| You would have heard the marching feet of soldiers then, and the rumble of hooves and the creak of the wheels of wains. |
| They bade the game which Siegfried's hand had slain, be carried home on wains. |
| Those chariots, to the axle-trees of which scythes were fixed, were called covini, or wains. |
| It looks like an idyllic rural spot, where bushels of red chilies hang from the eves of steep-roofed wooden houses and hay wains jostle with shepherds in narrow streets. |
