• Mules are notoriously accessible to wandering demons.
• The men at the head butted mules with their musket stocks.
• Donations of horses, mules, beef, and flour had already been sent to his camp in Napa Valley.
• Two large army wagons followed us, each drawn by four mules, and carrying several enlisted men.
• "But where are the mules we are to use in traveling to-morrow?" asked the professor of Jacinto.
• "We can never do it; it's too steep; the wagons will run over the mules," said another wagon master.
• At some distance they saw Cassim's mules straggling about the rock, with great chests on their backs.
• Next to these came the mules that carried the engines for sieges, and the other warlike machines of that nature.
• I suggested that the best thing to do, was to take my mules and pull your wagon out, and then get your mules out.
• No one will send us away empty handed; every one will give us something--a bronze tripod, a couple of mules, or a gold cup."

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