Paragraph

 1 I |     centralization, the Touchard~coaches ("messageries") found terrible
 2 I |         custom than the Touchard coaches.~He managed to elude the
 3 I |          they constructed better coaches and~started oftener. Competition
 4 I |      Nerville, etc.~The Touchard coaches finally extended their route
 5 I |           and was reached by two coaches only, working more or less
 6 I |         had than in the Beaumont coaches, which~were almost always
 7 I |          had lodged coachmen and coaches, drove himself~for the great
 8 I | necessity of soon getting~better coaches, and of the duty of keeping
 9 I |     story, in which two or three coaches had room to stand. In 1822~
10 I |      offices of all the lines of coaches which started from the Lion~
11 I |  building from the wheels of the coaches; but he did~so with an anxious,
12 XI|        the master of the line of coaches running through the~valley
13 XI|        the master of the line of coaches of the Valley of~the Oise,
14 XI|       Leger, "and sends out five coaches. He is the~bourgeois of