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1 Mrs. Carr drove past in that old rattletrap buggy of hers with the open back.
2 It's an old rattletrap affair, and I don't believe it has been used for years.
3 Then the car, which was nothing but an old rattletrap affair, was allowed to burn up.
4 Even as I was saying this, an old rattletrap coach was pulling in off the road.
5 Nan reached the old rattletrap wagon first.
6 The old rattletrap was an old friend.
7 How can any one be comfortable in such a miserable old rattletrap of a place as this?
8 Why, you blessed old rattletrap , said I to myself, I know you as well as I know my father's spectacles and snuff-box!
9 Shifting the clutch into high, Frank opened the throttle wide and the old rattletrap seemed fairly to leap ahead, its wheels spurning the ground.
10 "I believe he does-a little old rattletrap which he drives himself."
11 "Excuse me from ever taking such a long trip again in an old rattletrap of a boat like that," declared Bluff.
12 "And with an old rattletrap of a motor that's threatening to wheeze its last any minute, at that," added Giraffe, fiercely.
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