wag·on·load (w g  n-l d )n. The amount that a wagon can hold. |
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If he was pitching hay, her slender little figure, short dress a-flutter, was to be seen standing on the fragrant wagonload. Perhaps, my father, there were sixty full wagonloads of dry wood piled together there in the centre of the place. They would have a wonderful wedding--dozens of clergymen, scores of organs playing 'The Voice that Breathed o'er Eden,' platoons of bridesmaids, wagonloads of cake. |
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