Chap.

 1       10|          of these five one was a landau with silver embellishments,
 2       10|        she would drive up in her landau on her return from the Bois,
 3       10|       contrast to her light blue landau and her dress of pearl–gray
 4       11|        of the first to come—in a landau adorned with silver and
 5       11|      splendid white horses. This landau was a present from Count
 6       11|         Prix to be run. When the landau had drawn up beside the
 7       11|            The Mignons were in a landau of severe hue; there was
 8       11| collegians’ tunics. But when the landau had drawn up by the rails
 9       11|     carriages now hemming in her landau, the following ladies: Tatan
10       11|      discussion raging in Nana’s landau seemed to spread and increase.
11       11| especially large crowd by Nana’s landau. She had risen to her feet
12       11|           and that was round her landau, where she queened it among
13       11|          Faloise remained in the landau behind her retreating figure
14       11|      said as she got up into her landau again, “their enclosure’
15       11|          men clambered up on the landau, and Bordenave narrowly
16       11|      oaths greeted them from the landau.~“Gee up, Lusignan, you
17       11|         large on the seat of her landau, fancied that it was she
18       11|      matron.~Meanwhile round the landau the crush of men increased.
19       13|          her hats. Sometimes her landau, in its haste to get by,