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To support the family, he left school and became a mule driver.

Two mule drivers brought us the news as they went by.

Tom asked the mule driver, "You see this fire only at night?"

Our mule driver knew a little about the site, but for the most part we guided ourselves.

The mule drivers and the student engineers agreed that this never happened.

Her friend stopped before venturing exactly what it was the mule driver might try to do.

Most of them served in the Health Services or as mule drivers.

At the age of 12 she ran away and married Gerardo, a 30-year-old mule driver.

The 35 Marines and their mule drivers took cover.

The first two victims were discovered, the stable boss and a young mule driver.

The crowd had closed behind the last mule driver, and it thickened with every word that passed between us.

Cypriot mule drivers were the first colonial troops sent to the western front.

At age 21, he became employed as a mule driver for the Reading Railroad.

Not surprisingly, mule drivers got off to have a drink in one of Clyde's taverns.

And now the retreat of the mule drivers was a march of shame to him.

The native mule drivers, awed by the huge plane, halted to chat with Tom's party.

They fight like a lot 'a mule drivers.

He had thought of a fine revenge upon the officer who had referred to him and his fellows as mule drivers.

A mule driver of the de Anza expedition was said to have removed the pearls in 1774.

"Send the mule drivers after them?"

As a child, he worked as a breaker boy and mule driver in the coal mines of northeastern Pennsylvania.

But when some passing mule drivers discovered her body, an infant boy was found alive still suckling from her breast.

A Yemeni proverb notes that a mule driver is not aware of the stink of his animals.

You are pressed against walls and stalls as porters and mule drivers shout, demanding the right of way.

Better than a mule driver."

I will go, and return too,' he said to the muleteers.

In spite of his help the muleteer went on without him.

But he didn't really want to spend his life as a muleteer.

He sounded like a muleteer trying to get a wagon started.

The man with the glass eye gestured for the muleteer to wait.

The muleteer bowed her head and set off at a jog.

He seems to know how to rule all these muleteers and peons.

"Oh, that's nothing- a muleteer was murdered there some years since."

Quixote then announces he must try to help the muleteers.

Next, it allowed the muleteers and their animals to adjust to each other on the trail.

He was my muleteer on an excursion which I will not name, for fear it should identify the man.

How dared the old muleteer treat him like that!

A trio of mules appeared from behind the military building, led by a muleteer who looked about fourteen.

The poor brother stayed to help a muleteer with his mule that was stuck in the mud.

One of my muleteers fell ill, and I've no time to hire a free man to take his place.'

So saying, he motioned with his trembling hand to where Ali and the muleteer brought in the burden of food behind him.

It has a most picturesque effect also to meet a train of muleteers in some mountain-pass.

The man who murdered the muleteer was hanged in the fortress."

In California, muleteers work out of pack stations.

Weeping, he guided don Juan to the outskirts of town where his wife was waiting with the two muleteers.

The muleteer walked by the head of his pair of animals, Sam a few paces behind.

Up and down the column Vargas rode, urging the muleteers to greater speed.

The captain of the muleteers was an Englishman, who had become naturalized through twenty years' residence in the country.

The wagons were drawn up alongside each other by heaving, cursing muleteers.

There the explorers switched to a team of 15 horses, led by a Tibetan guide and three muleteers.

Just an ordinary day in the life of a muleskinner.

And the language he was using would've burned the ears of a muleskinner!

The competition took place at one of the base camps in Baghdad, Camp Muleskinner.

Muleskinner was an American bluegrass supergroup, active during early 1970s.

He eventually becomes a "muleskinner" in Custer's 7th Cavalry.

If you slip, ignore it-for you know that I never took a back seat to any muleskinner in other days.

Muleskinner base has been designated as one of the enduring US compounds that will remain in Iraq.

He then tried to join a freight company heading for Santa Fe as a muleskinner, but was told they had a full complement.

Camp Muleskinner was home to part of the 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment.

The Muleskinner, the student newspaper of Central Missouri State University.

Muleskinner Blues at the Horseshoe Tavern in 1973.

Muleskinner or mule skinner can refer to:

The muleskinner wore leather breeches.

Jack Takes the Floor was reissued with two additional songs in 1968 by Topic as Muleskinner.

"Muleskinner Blues"

Muleskinner Squadron is organized as follows:

However, Monroe's bus had some technical problems and Muleskinner had to play the whole evening on their own and it was a success.

Muleskinner (1973)

Support Squadron "Muleskinner"

During the 1970s, Haney published Muleskinner News, a prominent monthly bluegrass magazine and the second of its kind.

Muleskinner Live: Original Television Soundtrack (1994, recorded 1973)

They along with bassist John Kahn would go on to form Old and in the Way after Muleskinner disbanded.

Osborne Brothers Muleskinner Blues (1963)

A teamster might also drive pack animals, such as a muletrain, in which case he was also known as a muleteer or muleskinner.

Muleskinner (1973) (later re-released as A Potpourri of Bluegrass Jam)