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In this context, "whipping at the cart's tail" likely refers to the sound or action of a whip hitting the back end of a cart. This phrase could imply that someone is driving the cart and using a whip to urge the horses forward. Whips were historically used to control and direct horses pulling carts or carriages.

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6mo ago

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