Lugged [verb]

So we went back and got the canoe, and paddled up abreast the cavern, and lugged all the traps up there.

He lugged in his arms, sis, a stove and a bed, And balanced a bureau right square on his head.

In some embarrassment, the Bunch rolled up their bubb and lugged it into the shop.

Then the good little girls should be lugged in, to poke fun at him, and ask him if he likes 'em hard or soft.

One by one were these lugged forth from their dusty slumber-profane hands struggling for the first right of appropriation.

First she went down into the cellar for coal which she lugged up to put on the two fires.

Both lugged the chest up the gang-way, while the lady of the shawl spoke her mind.

He was of a surly trend in his cups, but Ten Eyck was angelically patient as he lugged him to the coat-room.

With his unfailing instinct he has got at the books, and lugged a considerable heap of them around him.

Besides, he lugged you off the track; thats nothing to get mad about, is it?