oxcart

From there it was a few more long days of travel by oxcart to their settlement area.

The oxcart carrying Joan was coming into the square and the people were shouting.

The books traveled by oxcart over 600 miles of rugged terrain.

She also had a cow, which travelled next to this oxcart.

The oxcart is placed in the corner file to the left of the blind dog.

They said they needed him to help pull an oxcart out of the mud.

James Martin was a settler who took an oxcart through the mountain gap.

To a man going no faster than an oxcart will carry him, the racing horse might as well have been flying.

He returned by oxcart with his wife to find that the Seneca had burned the cabin to the ground.

This was the age of travel by oxcart.

The night carried to them the song that the oxcart driver had begun to sing."

"Almost makes Trader's war wag look like an oxcart."

The captives, three men and a woman, were brought in a little after sunrise, in an oxcart.

The entire village stood waving as the oxcart slowly creaked out onto the northeast road.

The "oxcart game" is a display of strength.

They stopped under the trees to rest after the wood has all assembled and superimposed on the oxcart borrowed.

An oxcart, drawn by two bleeding and half-naked men, was filled with wounded.

An oxcart slogged through the crowds, laden with dates from the oasis.

The Norwegian pioneers began hauling brick by oxcart to build the present church, which was completed between 1855 and 1857.

The remaining contents were auctioned, including wine-making equipment and an oxcart.

With its tiny engine, the jet gathered speed about as fast as an Indian oxcart.

His body was carried on an oxcart by the Marines to be buried in Catarina.

Ezra Griswold was the lone settler who traveled by oxcart.

The Korean road traffic was predominately by oxcart.

The grueling oxcart ride, the roads, the inns, seem fact-based.