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This I am inclined to believe was not the track which was taken by the Apostle Paul, when he went up to Jerusalem from the coast, as he appears to have travelled in some _conveyance moved on wheels_; for it is so far from being in any degree possible to draw one along, that, on the contrary, a great exertion is necessary for travellers to get forward their mules.
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And after those days we took up our _carriages_, and went up to Jerusalem.
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conveyed to the mind of our traveller the idea of a
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whereas our translators intended the term to signify _anything carried_. Professor Scholefield, in his _Hints for an improved Translation of the New Testament_, renders the passage,
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We put up our baggage. In fact, _carriage_, _luggage_, and _baggage_ may be termed synonymes; for carriage = that which _is_ carried; luggage = that which _is_ lugged; and baggage = that which _is_ bagged. The word
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N. & Q.