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 1      I,      II|     nearest corner and fetch a coach. I will wait here for you."~ ~
 2      I,      II|      who had returned with the coach. "Here," pressing a twenty-sou
 3      I,      II|      young man had entered the coach with his charge; then, instead
 4      I,      II|    Blancs Manteaux.~ ~When the coach was opposite a low, one-storied
 5      I,      II|  called the young man from the coach window.~ ~There was no response
 6      I,      II|        his fare was out of the coach, and had pinioned his arms
 7      I,      II|      carefully lifted from the coach.~ ~In the house, the two
 8      I,      II| to-morrow about this time your coach, your horses, your mantle,
 9      I,      II|     the little boy entered the coach, the two men took seats
10      I,      II|      seats on the box, and the coach rolled away.~ ~ ~ ~
11      I,      IV|     them. They seized a public coach by force, changed the number
12     II,       I|       followed by a four-horse coach, with coachman and footman
13     II,       I|    speech was still in it. The coach stopped, and it was discovered
14     IX,       I|        again.~ ~The four-horse coach waited at the park gate.
15     IX,       I|   Satan Laczi looked after the coach until it disappeared around
16     IX,       I|        they would overtake the coach of the fugitives at the
17      X,      II|   There were two ladies in the coach. The elder of the two shielded
18      X,      II|      officer riding beside the coach sought to entertain the
19      X,      II|        escort accompanying the coach.~ ~The astonished cuirassiers,
20      X,      II|        himself in front of the coach, ready for combat with the
21      X,      II|      took his place beside the coach, and ordered the postilions
22      X,      II|    door when Vavel ordered the coach to stop. He assisted the