Chapter

 1  5,2|       not filled the box of his carriage with champagne for nothing.
 2  5,4|          and went out to hire a carriage by the month and a servant. ~
 3  5,4|       reduced to dismissing his carriage, to selling his third share
 4  6,2|    heard or fancied she heard a carriage stop at the door. However,
 5  6,5|         Chupin, was dogging her carriage. It was most imprudent on
 6  7,1|        and drove away. A second carriage soon appeared, then a third,
 7  7,1| evening-dress, and sent for his carriage. "You will drive to No. -
 8  8,1|      she resolutely entered the carriage, mentally exclaiming: "The
 9  8,1|        was on the move, and the carriage was delayed at each street
10  8,1|         General leaned from the carriage window to see if the vehicle
11  8,1|   francs." ~The man went to his carriage lamp to count the money,
12  9,1|        What! I hire a one-horse carriage from you by the month, and
13  9,3|      who had already sent for a carriage, insisted that Mademoiselle
14  9,6|         next task was to find a carriage, and he had heard of a barouche
15 10,2|    allowed to ride about in his carriage, and deceive and ruin honest
16 10,5| ascertaining this point, when a carriage was heard driving into the
17 11,3|       the ground as soon as the carriage entered the courtyard, and
18 13,2|       the lackey who opened his carriage door on his arrival at the
19 15,2|        of your own free will. A carriage is below and awaits your
20 15,3|      the streets of Paris in my carriage, instead of being on board
21 16,3|          and a moment later the carriage which was to take him to
22 18,1|        give him the name of the carriage builder, from whom M. de
23 18,4|         and before entering the carriage again, Madame de Fondege
24 18,4|   Madame de Fondege through the carriage window, he hastened forward
25 19,1|         If so, you shall have a carriage at once, my dear madame."
26 20,1|     good friends!" said he, "my carriage is below." ~They started