- - Packed, as a pistol
- - Packed, as pistols
- - Packed a gun
- - Packed heat
- - touted unionist struck bore
- - carried a child in front of edward
- - Hauled; brought along
- - Carried letters from poor Sylvia addressed thus?
- - Carried - to a man
- - Carried, as in a recyclable bag
- - A small child the editor carried
- - After a small drink Edward is carried
- - Toddler, extremely exhausted, has to be carried
- - Hauled around
- - Carried (something heavy)
- - Schlepped
- - Bore youngster heading off for bed
- - Lugged around
- - Carried around
- - Lugged
- - Carried on oneself
- - Borne
- - Carried in a bag
- - Carried, as a gun
- - Carried a heavy bag
- - Carried, as a pistol
- - Carried in one's arms, say
- - Hauled with effort
- - Carried in a sack
- - Carried with effort
- - Carried with difficulty
- - Carried piggyback
- - Carried infant, little Edward
- - Lugged, as a large shopping bag
- - Brought along on a hike, say
- - Hoisted and carried
- - Was laden with
- - Did a caddie's job
- - Dragged around
- - Added up, informally
- - Lugged along
- - Had in the bag?
- - Moved with effort
- - Carried a bag
- - Bore the burden
- - Humped, in Hornsey
- - Portaged
- - Carried a knapsack
- - Shlepped
- - Backpacked
- - Lugged: Colloq.
- - Carried: Colloq.
- - Hauled: Colloq.
- - Carried concealed, as a gun: Slang.
- - Carried, in a small bag
- - Carried.
- - Brought along
- - Carried along
- - Shouldered
- - Added up
- - Bore
- - Transported
- - Conveyed
- - Hauled
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