Cape cart

British  

noun

1. a two-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle sometimes with a canvas hood

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Example Sentences

Their Cape cart and a buggy were loaded up with a supply of good things, and they were to start at daybreak next morning.

From Project Gutenberg

Van Bleit and Denzil on their arrival hired a Cape cart from the town and drove the twenty miles across the veld.

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By the time you get this we shall be on our road thither in a Cape cart.

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When he arrived at the place marked for him by Tottie on the map, which, following her directions, he found without difficulty, he dismounted, and, being ahead of time, hobbled his horse and allowed it to graze while he enjoyed a pipe, lying full length on the veld with his eye fixed attentively along the line of route the Cape cart would travel, according to the information in his letter.

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The little schoolmaster was seated at breakfast when the Cape cart clattered noisily up the sunny street, and Lawless, descending from it, entered the hotel.

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