Chapter

 1  5,4|         presence of his blue-lined brougham in the street before nine
 2  7,1|           very long, when he saw a brougham stop in front of the mansion,
 3  9,6|            General had purchased a brougham as well. He had, moreover,
 4 10,5|            very elegant blue-lined brougham, drawn by a superb horse,
 5 10,5|            and a moment later, his brougham was heard rolling out of
 6 13,1|        harnessed to the baroness's brougham, were stamping and neighing
 7 14,3|            start at once, then; my brougham is outside." ~The drive
 8 16,3|       lives a long way off, but my brougham is standing in the courtyard;
 9 18,4|          together in the wonderful brougham which the General had purchased
10 18,4|           consider the much-lauded brougham at all remarkable. At the
11 18,4|           When Madame de Fondege's brougham drew up before the door,
12 19,1| unfortunately, I have sent away my brougham with orders not to return