But ef I was strong 'nuf to go to de pos' offis,an' I did dat, Miss Annie, an' not long ago nuther,I reckon I's strong 'nuf to go to chu'ch, an' Uncle Isham is a comin' wid de oxcart to take me ter-morrer mawnin'.

She was waiting for an oxcart, whose driver had promised to take her with him on his return to Thorbury.

As there was nothing to interest her at Cobhurst, and nothing to report, she was glad to go, and considered this oxcart a godsend, for her plan of getting Mike to drive her over in the spring cart had not been met with favor.

And unable, by reason of her indignation, to stand still any longer, she walked up the road to meet the returning oxcart, whose wheels could be heard rumbling in the distance.

We left the oxcart at Campos Novos; from thence on the trail was only for pack- animals.

It was taken round the city in triumph in an oxcart; the doctor saw it, and said it was three metres long.

Oxcart, chuckwagon and Jeep.

Oxcart, chuckwagon and Jeep.

Then the Turkish Government, which regards him as an undesirable citizen, tells him to move along; and Mister Armenian piles all the stuff the inhabitants have mortgaged to him into an oxcart and starts on his way, escorted by the Sultan's troops.

Before the caravan of oxcarts and heavy wagons came within sight of the old seaport town, it became evident that they had better keep to the woods.

As the afternoon wore on, a creaking, antiquated oxcart arrived at Los Cuervos, bearing several articles of furniture, and some tasteful ornaments from Los Gatos, at the same time that a young Mexican girl mysteriously appeared in the kitchen, as a temporary assistant to the decrepit Concha.