A wagoner . . . . . . . . . .

"But if, like the Jews in the Maccabees, we rely upon the Lord to fight our battles, without lifting a weapon in our defence, or, like the wagoner in the fable, we content ourselves with calling on Hercules, we shall find in the end that 'Faith without Works is dead.' ...

Instances of this occur in such poems as Peter Bell, the Idiot Boy, Goody Blake and Harry Gill, Simon Lee, and the Wagoner.

SEE WAGONER, JEAN BROWN.

SEE Wagoner, Jean Brown.

By Jean Brown Wagoner.

Jean E. Wagoner (A); 10Sep75; R613650. R613651.

SEE WAGONER, JEAN BROWN.

WAGONER, JEAN BROWN. Louisa Alcott: girl of old Boston.

Jean Brown Wagoner (A); 16Oct70; R493372. WAITT, ALDEN H. Gas warfare; the chemical weapon, its use, and protection against it.

WAGONER, JEAN BROWN.

Jean Brown Wagoner (A); 3Jan72; R519920.

SEE Wagoner, Jean Brown.

By Jean Brown Wagoner, illustrator: Sandra James.

Jean Brown Wagoner (A); 7Oct76; R643077. R643078.

For the overseer, the housekeeper, the wagoner, the shepherd, three pecks each.

I walked up the hill, thinking that, after all, my friend the wagoner was playing a practical joke upon me.

he would remark, 'Go and buy a spelling-book and read the fable of Hercules and the Wagoner,' which he would then repeat, and apply it to their situation.

Louis' father was known as the wagoner.

"An' likewise truantin' from school," the wagoner suggested.

"He was born at Barford," said the wagoner; "an' at Barford he lives.

" "I arsked," said the wagoner, "because he's hired by the Primrose Feet;

OParnassus!" "Maybe I might," said the wagoner guardedly, "if I understood its bearin's.

What shall he have who killed the deer, Mr.?" "'Olly," said the wagoner.

Some country folks met us presently, and a wagoner with a load of fresh hay.