caleche

Monsieur de Talbrun's horses -- a magnificent pair, harnessed to a new 'caleche' -- carried off Psyche, as an old gentleman in gold spectacles said near me.

The French Immortals Series — Complete Various

Monsieur de Talbrun's horses -- a magnificent pair, harnessed to a new 'caleche' -- carried off Psyche, as an old gentleman in gold spectacles said near me.

Jacqueline — Complete 1873

"Which shall not be for some time to come," said I to myself, as, slipping noiselessly from the room, I regained my "caleche," and in ten minutes more was proceeding on my journey.

The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer — Volume 6 Charles James Lever 1839

"Which shall not be for some time to come," said I to myself, as, slipping noiselessly from the room, I regained my "caleche," and in ten minutes more was proceeding on my journey.

The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer — Complete Charles James Lever 1839

As the Canon of Toledo returned to the caleche, he had spoken a word to the post-boy.

Eve and David 2007

As Lucien took his place in the caleche beside the so-called

Eve and David 2007

The priest stopped the caleche; and was so far curious as to walk down the little avenue that led to the house, showing more interest in the place than Lucien expected from a Spanish ecclesiastic.

Eve and David 2007

Kolb, therefore, had set out on horseback along the highroad, and heard at last at Mansle that Lucien was traveling post in a caleche — M. Marron had recognized him as he passed.

Eve and David 2007

Lucien jumped down, but before he could speak two travelers stepped out of the caleche, and the words died away on his lips; for there stood the new Prefect of the Charente, Sixte du Chatelet, and his wife, Louise de Negrepelisse.

Eve and David 2007

Perhaps he has come to the rescue of his brother-inlaw, and happened to be behind our caleche at Mansle by accident.

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