tarantas

Tarras, with his tarantas (wagon) filled with gold, rode away to the city to engage in trade and increase his wealth; and thus both brothers went their way, Simeon to fight and Tarras to trade.

Ivan the Fool 2003

Tarras, with his tarantas (wagon) filled with gold, rode away to the city to engage in trade and increase his wealth; and thus both brothers went their way, Simeon to fight and Tarras to trade.

The Kreutzer Sonata, and other stories 2003

With her arms around Peter, unconscious of the jolting and joggling of the tarantas, she slept soundly, her head resting on her bundle of clothing.

Katrinka: The Story of a Russian Child 1915

A moment later the tarantas turned into a side street.

Katrinka: The Story of a Russian Child 1915

Peter laughed and shouted as he clambered back into his seat, while the tarantas rattled down the road, passing the schoolhouse, which had been turned into a tea shop, dashing by the bazaar and the old fashioned country inn, and at last gaining the high road.

Katrinka: The Story of a Russian Child 1915

Then she saw that she was still in the tarantas and that little Peter was sleeping against her shoulder.

Katrinka: The Story of a Russian Child 1915

They rattled away in a tarantas driven by a man who promised the market woman not only to take the children with him to Tsarskoe Seloe but to find for them a night's lodging with a tailor whose address she had given to Katrinka.

Katrinka: The Story of a Russian Child 1915

His horses sprang forward and the tarantas rattled away.

Katrinka: The Story of a Russian Child 1915

Tarras, with his tarantas (wagon) filled with gold, rode away to the city to engage in trade and increase his wealth; and thus both brothers went their way, Simeon to fight and Tarras to trade.

Chapter VII 1917

By and by the lurching of the carriage made Katrinka's back and shoulders ache, and in spite of her interest in the strange scenes through which she was passing, she joined Peter, who had again slipped from the seat and was curled upon the floor of the tarantas.

Katrinka: The Story of a Russian Child 1915