dogcart

The Santler 3 1 /2 HP Dogcart, a pioneering model of its era and still capable of doing between ten and 12mph, is being put up for auction next month and is expected to fetch an estimated pounds 80,000.

After their first encounter in the dark, in which they exchange whispered quotations from 'The Love Song of Har Dyal', Bisesa the next day makes an assignation with Trejago by means of an object-letter tossed into his dogcart as he drives to his office.

My power is absolute, everything there belongs to one man now, who once, a student from Wilno, arrived there in a dogcart."19 This sense of obligation is expressed over and over again.

Then the dwarf in his dogcart was suddenly there, bringing up the rear and staring at Hunt with kohl-rimmed eyes that commanded, held him fixed on the spot, unable to avert his gaze--the little man in his cart so different from Hunt's father, who was tall, relaxed, and casually dressed with an open-collared shirt beneath his gabardine jacket.

The winning entry for letter deletion is DOGCART (how did that R get in there?).

(45.) The presence of the dog may be to another children's game in which they had races with dogcarts; see Van Hoorn 1951, 35.

I remember Binley Road when ladies and gentlemen still went to market in dogcarts and traps."