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Then they all climbed into the red wagon and the Sawhorse inquired:
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She was thinking of that grinning cripple in the child's red wagon.
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The man at the window of the red wagon waves her forward.
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With the wooden horse came a beautiful red wagon with four yellow wheels.
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Seeing the red wagon, he made for it, and drew rein.
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I tested the red wagon by the fireplace for my weight.
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The story moves along as joyously as a kid pulling their red wagon.
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He was wheeling groceries behind him in a little red wagon.
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They all had a deadly bead on the man in the red wagon.
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Manly, if I never come back, you can have my little red wagon.
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Whereupon the man mounted the red wagon and moved on.
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This last remark was addressed to the motive power of his jaunty red wagon.
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There she is, going to the red wagon-MadameJean Jacques.
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The big red wagon was open, the ticket seller handling the pasteboards with lightning-like rapidity.
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He came eagerly, he hurried to the red wagon.
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At last they came to the old, red wagon.
