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 1    2,    6|      recent clearings. Several bullocks and about half a dozen horses
 2    2,    8|       Paddy could furnish both bullocks and vehicle. The vehicle
 3    2,    8|        feet long, to which the bullocks were to be yoked in couples.
 4    2,    8|        the baggage. Horses and bullocks were grazing in the Irishman’
 5    2,    8|      her particularly. The six bullocks, yoked in pairs, had a patriarchal
 6    2,    9|      by the slower pace of the bullocks, truly mechanical engines
 7    2,   10|      075 head in all, or l,000 bullocks, 11,000 sheep, and 75 horses.
 8    2,   10|      apart, for wild sheep and bullocks would not have got on together
 9    2,   10|        on together at all. The bullocks would never have grazed
10    2,   10|     obstinacy of the herd. The bullocks would taste the water and
11    2,   10|        wagon?”~“Not at all. My bullocks are surefooted, and you
12    2,   10|      middle of the wheels. The bullocks were in danger of losing
13    2,   10|   water, and hanging on by the bullocks’ horns, dragged them back
14    2,   10|         so that the horses and bullocks were able to regain their
15    2,   12|    once. Ayrton unfastened the bullocks and turned them out to feed
16    2,   13|   bearable. Neither horses nor bullocks could complain of it any
17    2,   13|       Glenarvan. “Besides, our bullocks are fatigued, and we will
18    2,   14|      of thirty-five miles, the bullocks arrived, somewhat fatigued.
19    2,   14|         In these, thousands of bullocks and millions of sheep were
20    2,   14|      rest, and both horses and bullocks would be the better for
21    2,   15|      the strain it made on the bullocks to drag along the cumbrous
22    2,   15| declivities, to unhar-ness the bullocks when the team could not
23    2,   15|    Ayrton had to reinforce his bullocks by harnessing the horses,
24    2,   15| equally disastrous, one of the bullocks also. The means of traction
25    2,   15|      were now reduced to three bullocks and four horses.~The situation
26    2,   15|      He tried to stimulate the bullocks to a fresh effort by voice
27    2,   15|       in extricating the three bullocks. These courageous beasts
28    2,   16|        united strength of men, bullocks, and horses.~“At any rate,
29    2,   16|        discover the horses and bullocks where he had left them the
30    2,   16|      which met their gaze.~Two bullocks and three horses lay stretched
31    2,   16|   having killed our horses and bullocks? And for what purpose? Is
32    2,   17|     them gradually to kill our bullocks and horses. At the right
33    3,   18|    Snowy River. The horses and bullocks dropped dead one by one,