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  • I earned 25 cents for each wagon-load of groceries I pulled home for the ladies.

    Readers reminisce about Prince George's Country Club and District Grocery Stores John Kelly 2010

  • I earned 25 cents for each wagon-load of groceries I pulled home for the ladies.

    Readers reminisce about Prince George's Country Club and District Grocery Stores John Kelly 2010

  • The thriftiness of this burgh is radically improved with shipping and wagon-load industries being the most suitable developed.

    BSNYC Frizzy Fur Quiz! BikeSnobNYC 2010

  • The plots were always the same: In order to extort from Nell the deed to her ranch, Snidely tied Nell to the railroad tracks in front of a train, or he tied her to a log and sent her down the conveyor into the sawmill, or he strapped her to a wagon-load of dynamite, or ... something.

    Wine Coolers served One Door Away from Heaven 2009

  • The one time I left my shotgun home this season was while out in my woods (on my ATV) bringing in a wagon-load of fire wood.

    Caught with My Camo Pants Down 2007

  • George W. Bush trotted into W.shington in 2001 with a wagon-load of pledges, ranging from educational reform to the creation of a new bi-partisan spirit.

    Smirker's List: Vanity Fair Fair, Vanity 2009

  • They harbor a notion that some things can be made real just by wishing, and a wagon-load of happy talk.

    Waldo Jaquith - Everybody loses the transportation debate. 2007

  • George W. Bush trotted into W.shington in 2001 with a wagon-load of pledges, ranging from educational reform to the creation of a new bi-partisan spirit.

    Sketchbook: Politics and Power Fair, Vanity 2009

  • The wagon-load which headed the line had struck up a song, and were shouting at the top of their voices with a haggard joviality, a potpourri by Desaugiers, then famous, called The Vestal; the trees shivered mournfully; in the cross-lanes, countenances of bourgeois listened in an idiotic delight to these coarse strains droned by spectres.

    Les Miserables 2008

  • The French republican government was notorious for destroying relics of the past so it is not surprising that during the French revolution, it was hauled out to cover a wagon-load of ammunition being sent to the northern front where the republican French were being attacked by Royalists.

    Archive 2008-02-17 de Brantigny........................ 2008

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