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 1 I  |             as those of the~coucou, travellers would put off their journey
 2 I  |             an increasing influx of travellers.~Pierrotin's present establishment
 3 I  |      vehicle allowed him to put six travellers on~two seats, of metallic
 4 I  |       carriage at the height of the~travellers' shoulders, which could
 5 I  |         Pierrotin declared that the travellers were~far more comfortable
 6 I  |       Pierrotin~sat, on which three travellers could perch; when there,
 7 I  |           coucou "trundled" fifteen travellers; but~on such occasions,
 8 I  |   four-wheel-coach," held seventeen~travellers, though it was bound not
 9 I  |          parcels to be transported. Travellers were~satisfied with this
10 I  |     vehicles which deceives so many travellers, making them believe that~
11 I  |          eight, and I don't see any travellers," replied~Pierrotin. "Where
12 III|                     CHAPTER III~The travellers~As Pierrotin issued from
13 III|           you~start?"~ ~"I have two travellers in there after a cup of
14 IV | cheese-cakes of~that place. All the travellers got out. Puzzled by the
15 IV |           inn to keep an eye on the travellers.~ ~"This Georges is neither
16 IV |        cracking of whips,~after the travellers were again boxed up.~ ~It
17 IV |            you let 'em murder a few travellers along the highways they'
18 IV |         persons than the five other~travellers uneasy.~ ~"Lords, pachas,
19 V  |             little behind the other travellers. However~nonsensical these
20 V  |         which was the inn where all travellers stopped. This~short distance
21 VI |             the clerk. "To hoax the travellers and~have a bit of fun I
22 VI |            my medical~treatment, to travellers by a public conveyance in
23 VI |     diligence at the mercy of other travellers;~neither does he spend twenty
24 XI |             and joined the group~of travellers who were waiting to get
25 XI |         broke the silence which~the travellers had so far maintained while