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1 She suggests a young man, Gabe, who keeps an old ox nearby.
2 Charlie, an attaché of the school-force, drove this old ox afield day by day.
3 The old ox - cart weighed a ton-and it had so much weight that it was weak!
4 Seeing us coming and hearing human voices, the old ox lifted his muzzle toward us and snuffed genially.
5 Outside the Pennywise Pawn Shop an old ox - wagon waits on the sidewalk, unlikely ever to find a buyer.
6 When I told him it was our old ox , he would scarcely believe it to be the same animal.
7 An old ox - sled is turned up against the wall close by, where it will have the privilege of rotting.
8 I didn't plow, but I used to have fun a goin' roun' in the old ox two-wheel wagon cart.
9 The chariot started on its way again as he spoke, at rather a better pace than the lumbering old ox - cart .
10 The immigrant from Utah who came between 1876 and 1886 no longer has the old ox - bowed wagon.
11 My God, I kin still see the old ox with that bit of the British Empire, wiggling out of St. Paul at sundown.
12 It was his wife Myrrima sounding a call from the old ox horn that he kept hung on a peg beside the fireplace.
13 The man took it on his shoulders, hiding it under an old ox -hide , with the tail hanging down, to the laughter of all beholders.
14 He to whom the saddle of a five year old ox would be served was expected to drink from a cup he could scarcely lift.
15 I promise you, I shall draw the Old Ox next, then the boy.
16 The Old Ox was amongst them, and weedy Lord Caswell, once more in his cups.
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