post chaise

The first, a post chaise, had nearly run him down.

Saw her driving off in a post chaise and four.

On the first one, she drew a post chaise across the top, with herself at the window, waving.

"The fool tried to hire a post chaise here at this time of night," Michael said.

She saw the hotel porter preparing to carry her bags from the post chaise.

Next day, at five o'clock in the morning, the post chaise was at the door.

He rode "express in a post chaise and four."

It took some time to talk her out of that idea, and then the lady insisted that she must take the post chaise.

Waiting until eight for the post chaise to arrive was clearly going to be a torment for him.

I had planned to take the mail coach to a larger town where I could hire a post chaise.

"You may as well share my post chaise," commented Nathanson.

"What time is the post chaise coming?"

"A post chaise will be costly," he warned.

Davinoff did not mention the economic straits that led one to the Mail instead of a post chaise.

Mathews escaped in a post chaise.

"No, no, I have hired a post chaise!

There wouldn't have been room in the post chaise in any case; I shared it with Southey.

When the post chaise arrived from the George in Barham, she went to find Harry.

"And since I shall be spending the afternoon and evening in a post chaise, I can use the fresh air."

Fool wants me roust out me grooms and set him and his wife up in a post chaise.

From there, Lapenotiere travelled by post chaise to London, in the very fast time of 37 hours.

"Every place we passed, and every post chaise we met were crying out a robbery," Abigail later recounted.

Devlin saw the post chaise waiting for him-he'd sent word to Sean by mail packet that he was on his way back.

Having hired a four-wheeled post chaise, he planned to drive them all out to Vauxhall Gardens, which had just opened for the season.

No place nearer than Coxley would have an inn big enough to be hirin' out post chaises.