In each inlet from the ocean I saw a pirate luggersuch is the pleasing wordwith a keg of rum set up.

The father left the teepee, and White Deer struck the keg with his tomahawk.

We got to the edge of town and stopped to let the rear wagons close up, and were in front of a saloon, where the bartender had been emptying stale beer out of the bottoms of kegs into a washtub, which was standing on the sidewalk, ready to be sold to people who buy it in pails.

Thrackles let down from the cliff top a keg at the end of a line.

They passed a keg on which was a half-burned candle.

Through all this sleepless night I have followed the keg in fancy.

I expected to see you arrive with a large keg over your shoulder.

I hid the keg under my coat, and returned to the Beehive and my cell.

The Africans were employed in cooking and other rough domestic or menial services, and sometimes all of them were taken down to the shore of the bay, where they saw small vessels, and they were employed in carrying goods from one of these to another, and were also obliged to carry provisions and heavy kegs up the ravine to the houses of the wicked men.

Hence more than half of the houses of Matanzas (2,710) do for the most part get their supply in kegs by purchase in the streets.