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 1 I  | number of~passengers he might carry. In short, he possessed
 2 I  |       woman, could rightfully carry only three passengers, it
 3 I  |       that this vehicle could carry. On~great occasions it could
 4 I  |    though it was bound not to carry more than fourteen. It~rumbled
 5 I  |      only, which was rated to carry six~persons; and he took
 6 I  |      magnify his own line, to carry~passengers who would compliment
 7 I  |       my master. If~not, I'll carry back the portmanteau and
 8 I  |      him."~ ~"Ha! then I'm to carry Monsieur le Comte de Serizy!"
 9 I  |     de la Chaussee d'Antin to~carry baskets of game," said Pierrotin, "
10 IV |    France. So I was forced to~carry off my windfalls in a felucca,
11 V  |     Cerisaie, to whom I often carry fruit, and game, and poultry
12 VII|     for six years in order~to carry you through school, where
13 IX |     to behave yourselves, and~carry your wine like the seigneurs
14 IX |     suppose one of us were to carry off~the Creole marchioness
15 IX |  surely, you are not going to carry it with you!" exclaimed
16 IX |      wake him if you can, and carry him off with you!" said~
17 X  |      him. Why didn't Mariette carry you~off?" she said to Oscar,
18 X  |    after charging her maid to carry the little note to Desroches'
19 XI |    Swallow of the Oise" could carry, comfortably, nineteen~passengers.