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 1 I   |   twelve to eighteen miles, the coucou came down to shorter trips,
 2 I   |        the same as those of the~coucou, travellers would put off
 3 I   |       were half diligence,~half coucou, were invariably defended
 4 I   |         many years had~driven a coucou of capricious flight between
 5 I   |      the tax-~gatherer, was the coucou which he inherited from
 6 I   |         body of this particular coucou was painted yellow,~embellished
 7 I   |    Monday mornings, Pierrotin's coucou "trundled" fifteen travellers;
 8 I   |       public conveyances on his coucou only, which was rated to
 9 I   |      four-wheel-coach," and the coucou~journeyed together, carrying
10 I   |       Daumont,--why travel in a coucou? A peer~of France might
11 II  |        incognito in Pierrotin's coucou?~ ~Here a few words on the
12 III |       to the heavy wheel of the coucou:~ ~"And so, my friend, you
13 III |         up in his corner of the coucou. Oscar,~persuaded that their
14 IV  |      thought to himself, as the coucou went down the hill~from
15 IV  |      this mental monologue, the coucou rolled through clouds of
16 IV  | Mistigris, "are they all in the coucou?"~ ~"Hey! that brick-colored
17 IV  |       the count returned to the coucou~when the others had entered
18 IV  |         spots; so that when the coucou trundled along the narrow~
19 IV  |      because at~this moment the coucou reached the guard-house
20 IV  |        valley of~Groslay as the coucou took the road to Saint-Brice,
21 V   | restored to their places in the coucou.~ ~As Pierrotin drove down
22 V   |   annoyances of travelling~in a coucou before I reach your present
23 V   |    returned to his seat and the coucou rolled on amid the~deepest
24 VI  |      have been the count in the coucou?" said Leon de Lora.~ ~"
25 VI  |     took for a~bourgeois in the coucou was the count. You may well
26 VI  |     down~with us in Pierrotin's coucou; if it hadn't been for the
27 VI  |        A rabbit! in Pierrotin's coucou!" exclaimed Moreau and the
28 VIII|      his surname in~Pierrotin's coucou, Oscar Husson did not connect
29 VIII|        Marest's behavior in the coucou. The~gravest and most gloomy
30 IX  |       poor~Oscar in Pierrotin's coucou.~ ~"I am certain," said