As the time passed, I worked as boy-helper on an ice-wagon, set up pins in a bowling alley with a saloon attached, and swept out saloons at Sunday picnic grounds. ❋ Unknown (2010)
He crawled down again and sought out the janitress, who stopped watching an ice-wagon in the street to say: ❋ Unknown (2004)
Now it was a slow car that managed to roll along "like an ice-wagon," as Thad laughingly called out on going ahead. ❋ Donald Ferguson (N/A)
Clinging to the little one, he flung himself backward, and like a flash the horse sprang past, dragging the ice-wagon so close that the wheels scraped his leg. ❋ Ralph Bonehill (N/A)
First, that I was not any good, second that I couldn't tackle, and third that I ran like an ice-wagon. ❋ William Hanford Edwards (N/A)
The ice-wagon was heading directly for the child and unless something was done the little one would be run over and most likely killed. ❋ Ralph Bonehill (N/A)
He saw that the horse attached to the ice-wagon could not be stopped and realized only too well what it meant should he be struck down. ❋ Ralph Bonehill (N/A)
"'Member how we crawled in the empty ice-wagon once?" she asked Freddie. ❋ Laura Lee Hope (N/A)
As he did this an ice-wagon came along at a furious speed, the driver on the seat trying in vain to stop his horse. ❋ Ralph Bonehill (N/A)
Even more, he was irritated by a suspicion of the ice-wagon driver. ❋ Christopher Morley (1923)
Later, he was chased empty-handed from the rear of an ice-wagon, but greatly admired for his retorts to the vociferous chaser: the other boys rightly considered that what he said to the ice-man was much more horrible than what the ice-man said to him. ❋ Unknown (1912)
Hitch any two-mile trotter to an ice-wagon and where will he finish? ❋ Unknown (1912)
It was one of the old-fashioned, ice-wagon variety, jerked up and down by a wire cable. ❋ Irvine, Alexander, 1863-1941 (1910)
The fact that she was shown special favors was hotly resented, and her refusal to rehearse daily the love passages with Finnegan, the promising young comedian who two years before had driven an ice-wagon in New Orleans, was a constant grievance to the stage manager. ❋ Alice Caldwell Hegan Rice (1906)
I always make my way to such a place, for it holds for me the wonder of the untoward; as will a strolling Italian plodding past my house at night with his big, silent bear; or the spectacle of the huge, faded red ice-wagon, with powerful horses and rattling chains and tongs, and giants in blue denim atop the crystal; or the strange, copper world that dissolves in the fluid of certain sunsets. ❋ Zona Gale (1906)
All of a suddint a ice-wagon come rattlin 'up behin' him. ❋ Alice Caldwell Hegan Rice (1906)
Man, I've never [seen] anyone ice the ball wagon [quite] like [Sally] has. ❋ 49erKiller (2007)
