Carriages & coaches : their history & their evolution (1912)
Straus, Ralph, 1882-1950 · London : Martin Secker · leaf 260
r youth of fashion is improvingdaily : several of them now drive Stage Coaches totown, and open the door of the Carriage for passengers,while the coachman remains on the box. They farmthe perquisites from the Coachman on the road, andgenerally pocket something into the bargain. Which was, according… … ^ >^^ <^ OO <^0 t^ «s ■♦>• CO S^ «o -1 ^ i^ ^ * ^-^ <: ^ <^ a< --Q ?>, •K4 -ti X bo <a »; f~ ^ ^ Q ^^ f-^l ^ ^1 ?i p 3 ^ ^ & -<: ^j S %i ?>^ t*H THE AGE OF TRANSITION 219 The Post, he records, is not, as on the Con-tinent, an establishment dependent upon the…
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