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The boats were drawn by mules of established sweetness of temper.
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A diminutive streetcar drawn by mules with jingling bells passed now and then.
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Others, placing their wives on cars drawn by mules, proceeded towards the city.
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The English had made for this army a sort of field-artillery, drawn by mules.
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At the landing, we boarded a dilapidated street car drawn by mules, for the hotel.
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Over these, trains of loaded and empty coal-cars drawn by mules were constantly coming and going.
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Canal-boats, drawn by mules, swim by, feeling their way along like blind men led by dogs.
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Behind their train comes Margaret of Anjou, white-faced and grim, seated on a litter drawn by mules.
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Their mode of transport is the pack-mule, and the "carreta" drawn by mules or oxen.
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Firmly bound in a two-wheeled cart, drawn by mules, he was dragged over stock and stones to Madrid.
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Big barges, drawn by mules and horses on its shore, were cutting the still waters of the canal.
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The cars are drawn by mules.
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They were like ox carts drawn by mules, compared with the most splendid barouches drawn by elegant dapple-greys.
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Draught-horses were at this time unknown in Spain, where all coaches, even the king's, were drawn by mules.
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Firmly bound in a two- wheeled cart, drawn by mules, he was dragged over stock and stones to
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Two boxes, called carriages, drawn by mules, were at the door, to convey us to Magna de Clavo.