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Then, in another photo, the boy sits in a wagon as his grandfather, in his mask, pulls him along.

In Detroit, a rumor spread that a wagon that brought a news camera into the counting center was smuggling ballots.

He would reach Miami two days later, hopping 24 rides from drivers that included a pastor, a gun-toting salesman and a mom-driven station wagon with six clamoring kids in the back.

These wagon wheels are one of the most popular puffed wheat snacks sold at street snack carts, raspados carts, and even at cantinas, or centros botaneros.

"A good steerer could have slipped past that wagon, I guess," he said slowly.

We then walked another half-mile to a farmhouse, where a horse and wagon were procured.

Then all was quiet in the wagon, and only the night wind moving round it.

She had helped pull the wagon all this way, but she would not share the home they were to have at the end of the Trail.

How great was her delight to see a goat, and two cunning little kids, cuddling down on the hay at the bottom of the wagon!

Old Hinch was clambering into the wagon and had his best foot on the hub of a wheel.