She'd packed beef sandwiches for lunch, tomato sandwiches for tea and she put them in a haversack which I carried. |
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Putting the haversack onto her shoulders, she walked briskly down the street, turning the first corner she saw. |
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Each man had a blanket slung over the left shoulder, and carried a fair-leather bag or haversack. |
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Each soldier usually started a movement with three days of food, pre-cooked, in his haversack. |
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There was no Goretex, waterproof poncho or other warm-fuzzy gear in GI Joe's haversack. |
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Yuen picked up his haversack and slung it between his shoulders, each strap resting on each blade. |
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She stuck her head out of the stall to see Arlan in a sweeping black cloak, a haversack over his shoulder, a scowl on his face. |
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He reached into his haversack, broke off a small bit of the army's version of a cracker, put it in his mouth and began to chew. |
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Shelves were placed on the walls above the beds to give the soldier a place to put his haversack and headdress. |
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In my haversack all this time I had been carrying a treasure which I now produced – a box of 100 Abdulla Egyptians. |
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The love of Christ spurs us to go out to meet the poor, to walk with them without staff, haversack, bread, money, or spare tunic. |
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He said to them, 'When I sent you out without purse or haversack or sandals, were you short of anything? |
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He'd arrive on his bike, his haversack full of groceries, and he'd spend the afternoon with us. |
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He unhasped the ligulae of his haversack, taking out a pair of blue jeans which he tossed to Bruno. |
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This soldier is shown in marching order, carrying his pack and haversack. |
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It was used by soldiers to carry personal belongings such as a change of clothing, a repair kit for their uniform, mess tin and utensils, etc. A blanket or coat was generally placed in a roll on top of the haversack. |
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If you have only one copy then you risk losing the results of all your hard work when a canoe overturns, the camp burns down, or your haversack is stolen. |
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On 6 October, the Company was driven in trucks to a camp in the suburbs of Algiers to get American material: all men were then given arms, following their allocation, and a haversack containing all American equipment. |
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