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Somehow there was no conveyance in waiting, not even a rickshaw, so Maynebrace and his flag-lieutenant had to walk.
THE DREADNOUGHT OF THE AIRPERCY F. WESTERMAN
The rickshaw man's life, I was told in Japan, is several years shorter than that of the average man.
WHERE HALF THE WORLD IS WAKING UPCLARENCE POE
It takes more than half an hours rickshaw drive to get to the Embassy, where I called this morning.
A JOURNAL FROM JAPANMARIE CARMICHAEL STOPES
There had been very little shelling, and I had taken my first outing in the shape of a rickshaw drive during the afternoon.
SOUTH AFRICAN MEMORIESLADY SARAH WILSON
The native name for the mail-cart-like hand-carriage I called a rickshaw at first.
A JOURNAL FROM JAPANMARIE CARMICHAEL STOPES
Mrs. Ericson adjusted her polaroid glasses and waved her rickshaw boy into his harness, where his thighs tensed for the long haul.
THE MATING OF THE MOONSKENNETH O'HARA
A rickshaw will ordinarily hold two; you may often see four or five in one.
THE KINGDOM OF THE YELLOW ROBEERNEST YOUNG
No Siamese pulls a rickshaw, though he frequently rides in one.
THE KINGDOM OF THE YELLOW ROBEERNEST YOUNG
The rickshaw was borrowed from Japan; the "gharry" has been imported from India.
THE KINGDOM OF THE YELLOW ROBEERNEST YOUNG
The Chinese are the beasts of burden as far as the Bangkok rickshaw is concerned.
THE KINGDOM OF THE YELLOW ROBEERNEST YOUNG
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