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 1 VI  |        accompanied to her cousin's carriage by the~young man, radiant
 2 VIII|      liqueur, when the rumble of a carriage~was heard. The family party
 3 X   |           wear diamonds--or keep a~carriage? For my part, if I were
 4 XI  |      However----"~ ~The sound of a carriage, which stopped at the door,
 5 XII |        with elegance, while a fine carriage waited for~them. Virginie,
 6 XII |           lifting her out of~their carriage when it reached the Rue
 7 XIV |        dashed~past in her handsome carriage, and lived in a sphere of
 8 XV  |         stepping out of a handsome carriage, had never been to see~her
 9 XVII| supernatural~courage, got into her carriage at two in the afternoon
10 XIX |            it carried down to your carriage. And if, armed with such
11 XIX |           opened, and the artist's carriage rumbled in over~the stones