postchaise

Stayed till Monday; gave up the visit to Red House; instead of going in postchaise alone to Ardee, found that I could go in a coach which had just begun to run (to oblige me) by Slane to Dublin; so got up at five o'clock on Monday morning – dark! raining and blowing desperately!

Maria Edgeworth 1905

Baymouth Mr. Spavin, who had got his degree, and was driving homewards in triumph in his yellow postchaise.

The History of Pendennis 2006

The postchaise whirled the traveller through the most delightful home-scenery his eyes had ever lighted on.

The Virginians 2006

London, and that he looked with delight from his postchaise windows upon the city as he advanced towards it.

The Virginians 2006

To be nineteen years of age, with high health, high spirits, and a full purse, to be making your first journey, and rolling through the country in a postchaise at nine miles an hour — O happy youth! almost it makes one young to think of him!

The Virginians 2006

And Arthur Pendennis got into the postchaise with his uncle never to come back to school any more.

The History of Pendennis 2006

Sneed brought me in a postchaise i like Mr. Sneed very much. i like

The Newcomes 2006

As Pen went up a hill, a drizzling January rain beating in his face, and his ragged gown flying behind him — for he had not divested himself of his academical garments since the morning — a postchaise came rattling up the road, on the box of which a servant was seated, whilst within, or rather half out of the carriage window, sate a young gentleman smoking a cigar, and loudly encouraging the postboy.

The History of Pendennis 2006

He cried when he parted from Mr. Sneid, the supercargo, who most kindly brought him from Southampton in a postchaise, but these tears in childhood are of very brief duration!

The Newcomes 2006

The postchaise contained a snuffy old dowager of seventy, with a maid, her contemporary.

The History of Pendennis 2006