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Meanings of freightage in English
Usage of freightage in English
1
To the vision of the railroad builders a tremendous potential freightage now appeared.
2
All other clans paid freightage to the Master of Ille Glaive.
3
Here I can only indicate very briefly the course of the stream and its freightage.
4
And always it must drop with a grade that took no account of return freightage.
5
One man carries across it a freightage of ingots, another may fish there for herrings.
6
The product was of inferior grade, the price was low, and the cost of freightage high.
7
The high prices charged for trifles were eloquent of high freights and bewildering distances of freightage.
8
Actually, the heavy freightage that must pass over these roads makes it essential that they be first class.
9
But he's hardly worth the freightage.
10
In exchange for his goods he received furs; and the mules returned with their freightage of very rich treasure.
11
I, too, could call for small beers and minimise by two-thirds the detestable freightage with which comradeship burdened one.
12
Be it remembered, furthermore, that no surgeon accompanied this afflicted living freightage, that not even a qualified nurse traveled with it.
13
With a single exception its ores were low grade, and the wagon-road and pack-trail freightage made them practically profitless to the miners.
14
He got into the boat, sat down, and placed the leather bag with its heavy freightage at his feet, and took an oar.
15
To the winds and waves thou committedst thy goodly freightage, and didst ask no aid of magic fumes, and spells, and boiling cauldrons.
16
From off the boundless harvest fields the grain was carried in June, and it is now stacked in sacks along the track, awaiting freightage.
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