sledge

• We shall neither of us ever forget how just below the Hospice your sledge was actually blown over by the mere fury of the blizzard; how we tramped through the drifts, and how all ended in “the welcome of an inn” on the summit; the hot soup and the Côtelettes de Veau . —  The Adventure of Living
• I did not know she was with that sledge, and though I had only a glimpse of it, I will swear that the sledge was empty There were two men ran out after the firing," cried Stane. —  A Mating in the Wilds
• I did not know where to look for my sledge--I did not try. —  Chatterbox, 1906
• The dogs are short-legged and very hairy, with long snouts, sharp-pointed ears, and the tails of wolves; the sledge is a simple toboggan made of two pieces of birch nine feet in length, their ends turned high in front. —  The Cryptogram A Story of Northwest Canada
• Eatum had taught us how to construct a snow hut, so that we felt sure of being able to shelter ourselves from the storms But the sledge was the great difficulty. —  Cast Away in the Cold An Old Man's Story of a Young Man's Adventures, as Related by Captain John Hardy, Mariner

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