On the walls were coloured photographs of the same scene, and of the system of wagonettes that took tourists to see it.
On glowing summer afternoons wagonettes came full of Americans and cultured suburbans to see the sepulchre; but even then they felt the vast forest land with its one dumpy dome of churchyard and church as a place oddly dumb and neglected.
We'll have the two wagonettes from 'The Seven Stars' as usual.
You can trust it to Job as to the wagonettes being opened or covered.
We ordered the wagonettes to come back for us at ten o'clock, but it looks now as if we are storm-bound for the night.
All the lights were out down-stairs, and the girls were nearly undressed, when they were surprised to hear one of the wagonettes coming back.
It was after eleven o'clock when the wagonettes came rumbling up to the door.
The coaches and wagonettes each have four horses, the surreys two.
The great cards swinging from the wagonettes showed her that Federation was at all events still sufficiently alive to make a formidable impression on the eye and the ear.
The chums ran down to the wagonettes and found most of the girls who were going already there.
As it was, she left the hall; and a very few minutes later wagonettes and motors appeared in view, and the girls of the upper school drove to the railway station.
I happened to be one of them, and was perfectly wretched at having to go; so while I was driving to the railway station in one of the wagonettes I made up my mind.
I only mean there'll be brakes and wagonettes all over the place now, and anybody might come to the lake.
It ran from the shore to Pritchard's Corner, was prolonged past that to the new station, and was the main thoroughfare for landaus and wagonettes off to the mountains.
Then, still five miles from Llanyglo, he began to allow the brakes and wagonettes to overtake him again.
He had been right in saying that the landaus and brakes and wagonettes would be all over the place now.
The arrival of four wagonettes containing so many schoolgirls evidently caused quite an excitement in the usually quiet street.
There was just room to pack both teachers and pupils into the four wagonettes which arrived from the George Inn, but nobody seemed to mind crushing, and even Mademoiselle was in a good temper.
Still, he naturally would not admit his misgivings, and said nothing until the wagonettes rolled into a little white village gay with flowers and girt about by towering beeches.
Of course, there is no excuse for the closing of Willow Dene, but driving out in wagonettes on Sunday doesn't quite appeal to me.
Grinsdale Park, their destination, was approached by great gates, outside which the wagonettes stopped and unloaded their passengers.
Motor wagonettes were to convey them all the six miles; they were to start after an early lunch, and to take tea baskets with them.
Some of the girls had been there before, but to others it was a fresh spot, and all looked with interest as the wagonettes turned a particular corner of the road where the first glimpse of the castle could be seen.
Most fortunately the day turned out to be fine, and by two o'clock seventy-four excited Juniors were waiting for the arrival of the wagonettes that were to convey them to the ruins.
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