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Meanings of riding a mule in English
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Usage of riding a mule in English
1
Soon I'll be riding a mule through the middle of the bayou.
2
The mail was regularly brought up by a young Arab riding a mule.
3
General Young, who was riding a mule, carefully examined the Spanish position in person.
4
The good little man actually came, riding a mule.
5
She saw him stop and speak to a man riding a mule, who was coming up.
6
Within half an hour he was asleep, and on the following day he was riding a mule.
7
And finally, a hunchbacked drover came along, riding a mule and driving a herd of miniature mammoths.
8
He was riding a mule, on which was tied an old saddle, whose cohesive powers were very doubtful.
9
I was once beaten by a rival correspondent upon a prominent battle, by riding a mule with my despatches.
10
The last time I saw him, he was wearing a linen- duster, riding a mule, and going South like hell.
11
Later I learned that old Mandy, riding a mule astride, had made the run and killed a buffalo with her own rifle!
12
There came Arabaiji, riding a mule to death, saying you and this lady are in danger of life at the hands of my nation.
13
The wagon master, a sergeant, had joined Faye, riding a mule, and the two rode on after the dog, expecting every minute to overtake him.
14
"I suppose you are riding a mule," he said, "for you English have large bones, and the Chinese ponies are very small."
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Riding a mule through the time