afterclap

She scrambled through the afterclap of her own wagon and, within a short while, emerged again.

Suddenly she cast aside the book and rushed to the afterclap of the wagon.

Its light threw a soft glow through the canvas curtain of the afterclap.

They slept late on Sunday mornings, hearing each other wake as the sun shone through the chinks in the afterclap.

The long sail curtains at front and back were called the fore clap and afterclap.

When at last Jim came to join her in the car dell bed, Louisa had to help him climb over the afterclap.

When he woke, the first light of dawn was pearling the canvas curtain of the afterclap.

Desire plays a significant role in that many of life's worriments and strains are the afterclap of our incapacity to get what we want.

The doubt introduced in this passage suggests he already suspected the "afterclap" "u" was not that but was part of an original sound.

He skinned his knee on the tailboard of the wagon as he jumped down, then ran to hers and dived through the curtains of the afterclap.

He made her feel as small and light as a child as he carried her up the ladder and brushed through the curtain of the afterclap.

He sat up and reached for the loaded musket that always lay beside his bed, but before his hand could fall upon the stock he froze and stared towards the afterclap.

Billed as "Afterclap", the line up included Stewart Keith, Neil Campbell, Dr Lent, Dave Higginson (of "Who is Dave Higginson?"

The two women disappeared behind the afterclap, the canvas screen at the back of the wagon, and Sarah called for the servants to bring the copper hip bath and buckets of hot water from the cooking fire.