haywagon

• “A small figure in a torn but clean smock and stained kilt crept out from under the haywagon.”

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• “And someone of considerable power and prestige like himtaking a career-ruiningride on the "anti-lobby" haywagon is the FIRST STEP in getting our government back ....”

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• “I mean, holy heavenly hosts riding on a haywagon, it was disgusting.”

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• “She just moved there with her sweetie, Rob, and now she has a haywagon.”

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• “Tannim nailed the throttle for a quick pass around a slow-moving haywagon.”

  Chrome Circle

• “They had met very few persons on the road -- a haywagon headed for”

  Fred Fenton on the Track or, The Athletes of Riverport School

• “Then Mr. Jeminy rehearsed again the story of long, long ago, while the bright eyes closed, and the tired head drooped lower and lower; while the autumn moon rose up above the hills, and the haywagon rumbled along the road, to the sound of laughter and cries.”

  Autumn

• “The haywagon crossed the first rise, south of the village.”

  Autumn

• “She lay back against the posts of the haywagon, her young face lifted to the sky.”

  Autumn

• “In Ezra Adams 'haywagon they were singing the harvest in.”

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