Next he took up a water-pail from an inverted soap-box, and, emptying the contents, he went to the well in the adjoining yard, a fenced enclosure which contained a conglomerate mass of old junk, broken-down wagons, Buggies, agricultural implements, and other odds and ends which the merchant had bought very low or taken in some sort of exchange for new wares whereby they had cost him practically nothing.
"Dixie Hart"
Will N. Harben
And don't they take you out driving in their Buggies?
"Olivia in India"
O. Douglas
And there were plenty of Buggies, if anybody had designs.
"Julia The Apostate"
Josephine Daskam