But ef I was strong 'nuf to go to de pos' offis,-an' I did dat, Miss Annie, an' not long ago nuther,-I reckon I's strong 'nuf to go to chu'ch, an' Uncle Isham is a comin' wid de oxcart to take me ter-morrer mawnin'.
"The Late Mrs. Null"
Frank Richard Stockton
She was waiting for an oxcart, whose driver had promised to take her with him on his return to Thorbury.
"The Girl at Cobhurst"
Frank Richard Stockton
That she was, in reality, of his blood and the child of his uncle, he had not doubted since the moment she had smiled at him from her seat on the oxcart.
"The Miller Of Old Church"
Ellen Glasgow