Used to secure and stabilize cargo.
1I've got it now in my old dunnage bag.
2Cookie, taking note of my sagging head, brought me somebody's dunnage bag for a pillow.
3Still mumbling, he dragged the pile of bear skins from the sledge, unrolled them, and revealed a worn and tattered dunnage bag.
4He had his dunnage bag on his back and the canoe on his shoulders, and waited for Jack to show the way.
5He dropped on his knees beside the dunnage bag and mumbling thickly as he worked he began emptying its contents upon the floor.
6I used my air mattress that night, building it up at the head with my dunnage bag, and at the foot with boughs.
7He threw another stick of driftwood on the fire and after a moment's thought fetched the black diary from his rubber dunnage bag.
8Before six he had her ready for sea, his dunnage bag aboard, grub in the lockers, gas in the tanks, clearance from the customhouse.
9They all turned to their dunnage bags and got out their sleeping bags.
10The guides filled large dunnage bags with the provisions that had been brought in.
11You had better put those dunnage bags on the seat.
12You boys will have about all you can handle to carry in your dunnage bags.
13The boys had their dunnage bags with them and had practically no other baggage excepting a suitcase.
14In twenty minutes, the baggage was put into the dunnage bags and they were off across the lake.
15Then came the packing of duffle and dunnage bags into the narrow bark canoe beached on the river bank, fifty yards away.
16Nothing but dunnage bags go on those sleds till the runners hit the woods tote road and there's good slipping on the snow.
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