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1 I  | lodged coachmen and coaches, drove himself~for the great company
2 I  |     permit each time that he drove the~four-wheeler. This may
3 III|     reached Oscar's ears and drove him to say, "Good-bye,~mother!"
4 V  |   the coucou.~ ~As Pierrotin drove down the narrow road to
5 V  |     s demand, and he proudly drove in~to deposit with the concierge
6 V  |    of the~concierge. Then he drove out of the courtyard, cracking
7 VI |    had it repainted, and now~drove his wife about the country
8 VI |     a princess. If, when she drove by in~her caleche, some
9 IX |  open~carriages, in which he drove his company for an hour