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Meanings of much luggage in English

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Usage of much luggage in English
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My word, do you always lug around so much luggage with you?
Kafka on the Shore
2
When I travel anywhere I never take with me much luggage.
The Esperanto Teacher: A Simple Course for Non-Grammarians
3
He hasn't brought much luggage with him, but he evidently means to stay.
Anne's House of Dreams
4
Did he want to see how much luggage she'd brought?
Strong, sleek and sinful
5
I must tell her not to take too much luggage.
In a glass darkly
6
That's why the rule about only so much luggage.
Haunted: a novel of stories
7
I have very little preparation to make, for I am not given to much luggage.'
The Carved Cupboard
8
Luckily, we haven't much luggage to delay us.
A Mummer's Wife
9
I know one who prides himself on his packing, and who has a horror of much luggage.
The Professional Aunt
10
How much luggage are we taking?
Blacksheep! Blacksheep!
11
CLOTHING-Eventhe experienced traveller when going into a new field will commit the crime of carrying too much luggage.
Through the Brazilian Wilderness
12
The painter Bernard Boutet de Monvel relinquishes his seat on a plane to an actress with too much luggage.
The Irish Times
13
I know you do not carry much luggage, but you could have taken one or two trifles at least.
Alone
14
It is large, heavy, and cumbersome, and adapted to slow travel, and when much luggage is to be carried.
Overland through Asia; Pictures of Siberian, Chinese, and Tartar...
15
There was so much luggage that it had to be crammed in around Cathleen and me in the backseat.
Escape
16
When he remarked this to a companion, he replied, "They have too much luggage to be slaves."
Isaac T. Hopper: A True Life
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