Seymour flowingly portrayed its benefits, and, with prophetic eye, saw the deeply ladened boats transporting the produce of prosperous farmers who had chosen homes in the West when access was rendered so easy.
She was ladened with gifts: a jar of tomato relish, a huge cake of maple sugar, a bottle of a new kind of liniment for Grandpa, and such an armful of dahlias and phlox and asters and gladioli as Christina had never seen in her life.
It had been set outdoors on the church lawn, and the tables were so ladened with chicken and ham and jellies and salads and cake and pie, that instinctively the men took off their coats before sitting down to the attack.
July was marching over the hills, trailing the glory of her clover-blossom gowns, her arms ladened with sweet-smelling hay.
On the 19th of October, an advance guard that had gone on to California for food, returned, bringing seven mules ladened with flour and jerked beef.
The long mantel above her head was ladened with the grey sheen of pewter, and two uncommonly large, fluted bowls of blue Stiegel glass.
The shrilling wind, ladened with snow, wrenched at the shutters.
He hears a shot, a bugle note echoes through the dew-ladened air, and the ghostly rider is again at his door.
Travel, by the colonials back and forth to England, and the arrival of ships ladened with merchandise of all sorts, kept the planters and their wives abreast of the changing modes in dress.
Ladened with the spoils, hosts and guests returned to the bark houses to cook and feast upon their game.
I conceived the trail to be that of an outward-bound sledge, on account of its depth, which denoted a heavily-ladened one.
Pioneers tell of the days when blacks were wont to make regular expeditions, returning to the mainland with canoes ladened with fledglings and eggs, which in accordance with tradition were devoured by the older men and women.
Through the room the wind strayed, its soft, rose-ladened breath mingling with the subtle scent of sandalwood.
Some ten feet below a garden sighed, and the soft wind that wandered in and out of the fretted arches was ladened with the scent of a thousand flowers.
The world was as white and peaceful as then; the sea a stretch of murmurous silver; the garden vaguely sighing; the little, moist, cool puffs of wind ladened with the scent of roses and the fragrance of foreign flowers.
A light wind, ladened with the scent of flowers, came to his nostrils, and he admired the scene for some time in utter silence.
The distance was about 140 miles by water from Dakhala, but it took the gunboats and their tows over three days to get there, for the craft were deeply ladened with men and stores.
He heeded not the boisterous south wind that ladened the atmosphere with dust till there was darkness as of a city fog.
Heir I'm sure I was thrie miles togither under the shade of wast valnut tries on each syde ladened wt fruit, great abondance of which I meit all the way thorow.
The engines now employed in hauling these long and heavily-ladened tourist trains are mighty monsters compared with what appeared "powerful" enough to travellers in the fifties and sixties.
We may smile to-day at some of these old ordinances and habits, but traffic then was not as congested as it is on an August day now, when thousands of tourists are being carried in heavily ladened trains to the coast of Cardigan Bay.
During their hunting excursions it was no uncommon thing for them to camp out in the woods and mountains for a month at a time, sleeping in their tents and taking camels and mules with them, ladened with all the necessaries of life.
The children gather around the father, looking attentively at him and the horseman, while the latter, with trembling hand, passes the envelope that is so heavyladened with sorrow.
Its streets have felt the tread of merchant princes, and miners of every grade and color; of the tramping of bands of Indian ponies brought here to be sold or to parade some red man's wealth; of heavily ladened wheels bearing merchandise.
The windows were open toward the park, where dull, rain-ladened clouds shut out the stars.
This evening, I have discovered 500 waggons ladened with victuals and munition; and have further perfect intelligence, that thirty cannons be departed from Boulogne hitherwards.
There remained divers other ships, and one ladened with sugars as they were, and ready to depart for Spain.
Most of them being ladenedby the English merchants.
Thoughts concerning his future flitted fast through his study-ladened brain as the train sped on toward his home.
The weird spectacle grew before his sleep-ladened eyes, until the devils of hell seemed encrouched about him.
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