palanquin
palankeen

And then maybe he would take her out in the palanquin.

I walked to the side of the street, looking after the palanquin.

We're both going to leave here in your palanquin, and get out of the Palace.

She went toward the palanquin and escort waiting for her.

The result was that the palanquin did not move smoothly.

Two bronze palanquins rose behind them, one small enough to have held a child.

The three of them stood patiently in a line behind the palanquin.

He glanced to the other free fellow with the palanquin.

Her palanquin was now again seen abroad in the streets.

The next morning palanquins and an escort had been prepared for the women.

Her palanquin has just gone up the path to his house."

He had followed the palanquin instinctively, but now found himself in a bad place.

His mind was trying to devise a plan when the palanquin stopped.

He dismissed his own palanquin, telling her he'd follow soon.

He then looked back at the girls chained behind his palanquin.

The man of the palanquin was clothed almost completely in black.

She walked around the palanquin, looking the bearers up and down.

He, however, walking beside the palanquin, had eyes only for the crowd.

For the most part, however, the great lord chose to ride in a special palanquin.

I clutched the side of the palanquin to steady myself.

The free woman's palanquin had stopped briefly by him, and then, after a time, continued on its way.

"But a moment ago she was within the palanquin!"

This probably did not please the occupant of the other palanquin.

The palanquin was turned and lowered awkwardly to the ground.

A palanquin could simply have been a way of masking her identity.

My palankeen deposited me at the stage door, her's took her to the dress circle.

I heard master tell the bearers to take palankeen there.'

Next to him, underneath his palankeen, was one of his most confidential servants, Rajah Cawn.

According to the elderly, at the early 20th century, the boss always took train from Singapore to Layang-Layang, and later carried by the coolies with palankeen to the company.

I continued to watch the girls till they had done bathing, and then having breakfasted, I was off to my agents in a palankeen as fast as the bearers could trot.

'Well,' said the dear creature, smiling archly, 'after the play is over you must put on a mask and get into my palankeen, apparently to go to your quarters to change your clothes, but instead of taking you there, the bearers shall have orders to make a detour and deposit you at the ballroom door.