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First to hit the tumbril was Izvestia Editor Aleksei Adzhubei, 40, the pudgy, sneering, widely resented husband of Nikita's daughter Rada.

From Time Magazine Archive

When the creak of the tumbril was heard again last spring in Europe, it was almost inevitable that a biography of Robespierre would not be far behind.

From Time Magazine Archive

The subtitle of William Harlan Hale's novel about Hannibal Hooker puts the tumbril before the horse: His Death and Adventures.

From Time Magazine Archive

As a vehicle for the waxing dramatic talents of Ginger Rogers, The Primrose Path is something of a tumbril.

From Time Magazine Archive

The horse tugged at the tumbril, and Sir Risdon went thoughtfully along the field, toward a clump of trees lying in a hollow, while Master Shackle went on chuckling to himself.

From Cutlass and Cudgel by Schonberg, J.




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