| He found him at home, but the hall so incumbered with trunks and boxes, that there was scarce a passage to the parlour-door. |
| We must not be incumbered with pack-mules on an expedition of this sort. |
| He left it with a ruined constitution, an incumbered estate, and not a shilling of ready money! |
| His practice was not extensive, and he was incumbered with a wife and large family. |
| The giant insisted on making the jaunt on foot, saying he did not wish to be incumbered with a horse. |
| So it seemed that Owen Lovejoy and his friends had incumbered Lincoln with a fatal handicap. |
