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 1 I  | inserted in the sides of the carriage at the height of the~travellers'
 2 I  |    year, and then in his own carriage.~He prefers the valley d'
 3 I  |  stable to order the Daumont carriage to be~ready to go to Presles
 4 II |    Presles openly in his own carriage, should be starting early
 5 III|      steward always paid the carriage and Pierrotin's~fee, adding
 6 III| comte? That will balance the carriage~better."~ ~"We sha'n't be
 7 III|    count, as he got into the carriage, cast the~glance about him
 8 IV | waist and flung him into his carriage, just as he had seized~a
 9 IV |   risk of losing everything, carriage and money too, if I can'
10 VI |   woods, after dinner, in my~carriage?"~ ~"Oh! oh! oh!" cried
11 VI |    always travels in his own~carriage with four horses."~ ~"How
12 VII|     this moment to my wife's~carriage, and Brochon, my stable-man,
13 VII|      whip and the noise of a~carriage stopping before the house
14 IX |   went~out except in a hired carriage, and had a maid for herself,