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1. “Yes, Wain, I’m sorry that I’m late
2. “I told Wain that I would have come sooner,
3. “Oh, you should know how happy Wain is about the birth
4. “Why, yes, Wain and I have already decided that,” she answered
5. return her to Wain and Guin
6. trust you completely, but I must ask you the question that Wain told me to ask everyone I visited,
7. “No, Wain!” Guinevere stepped between him and Anne, her hands pressed on his chest in
8. “Listen to me: you could not have known that Roth would trespass against Wain and I like this
9. “I’m not certain whether or not Wain knows this as well, but that is
10. Wain will be aware of that soon, I
11. Wain and I were still in
12. I told Wain about his sudden disappearance with
13. entire rooms in the house I heard Wain yelling my name
14. I hope and pray that Wain realizes this soon
15. Wain for a while
16. “Oh, Wain, thank you
17. “No, Wain, of course it isn’t!” Anne exclaimed
18. “I know that Wain would understand, but there is more to my need to go than
19. Four posts, colored red, blue, green and yellow (chariot's front-right, front-left, back-left, back-right, respectively), support a midnight-blue canopy decorated with the seven stars of the Wain (Big Dipper) in silver; the Pointers (Merak and Dubhe) are directed to the front of the chariot
20. In this he is guided by the seven stars above him, his destiny, which is the Wain (i
21. It came down on a wain with some men to carry it in
22. A small wain waited outside to carry the girls
23. Medraut went bounding down the stairs and out, and they were in each other’s arms in a moment, hugging till the wain came through with the women
24. “Well, where is he?” Cai said, lumbering along at my side as I lugged my horse gear into the hall; here I gave orders to Gwydre to billet our new recruits, unload the wain, stable and care for the horses and find out what the current status of the land was: any Saxon attacks since we had been gone
25. But my wounded leg was an agony, not as bad as my wounded shoulder had been, and that was hell-fire enough, but I could not ride a horse, so I went in the wain with Gwydre; here I watched him carefully
26. Irfan’s wain contained another chest
27. But the best thing of all, in the third wain came the huge Roman bronze and iron bath-tub from Luguvalos
28. We drove the wain around to the back of the hall and parked it there, unhitched the horses, and we all stood staring at the thing sitting in the back, and wondered how we were going to get it out
29. FIVE days after my fist-fight in Lindinis, I saw the main gates of the caer open and in came a small wain, driven by that town’s magistrate, Price ap Emil
30. Myself, Arthur, Gwydre and Medraut were sitting on the benches, watching the wain roll in, escorted by our guards on foot
31. As he spoke, the wain came and pulled up outside the stable door and some men came in to help Gwydre up into the back
32. Here in the forest and near Nicomede’s wain, were the Saxon women, still our prisoners and bound into a group and under guard
33. Thanks a lot for helping me but all that was just in wain
34. chains, and above it the rising triangle of Charles’s Wain with the yellowish light of Capella
35. Along one side of the field the whole wain went, the arms of the mechanical reaper revolving slowly, till it passed down the hill quite out of sight
36. Only from the map did Bilbo know that away up there, where the stars of the Wain were already twinkling, the Running River came down into the lake from Dale and with the Forest River filled with deep waters what must once have been a great deep rocky valley
37. and his banner borne before; and Merry being Thjoden's esquire rode upon the wain and kept the arms of the king
38. At length after fifteen days of journey the wain of King Thjoden passed through the green fields of Rohan and came to Edoras; and there they all rested
39. And Jomer said: 'Kings of old would have laden you with gifts that a wain could not bear for your deeds upon the fields of Mundburg; and yet you will take naught, you say, but the arms that were given to you
