Chapter

1  5,2|           strolled about among the carriages, until at last he found
2  7,1|         horses he would have! what carriages! what mistresses! And a
3 11,3|          shutting the doors of the carriages that left the house, he
4 11,3|          to try his horses and his carriages, announcing, moreover, that
5 14,4|           stalls, and the numerous carriages shrouded in linen covers;
6 16,4| unconscious, in one of the baron's carriages." ~"Do you hear that, viscount?"
7 18,1|      Fondege has purchased his new carriages." ~"Give it to me in writing,
8 20,1|        there were at least a dozen carriages in the coach-house. He devoted
9 20,3|          in describing his horses, carriages, and stables, and the gorgeous