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cabriolet
1. As long as he had enough cash in his pocket to put petrol in his rather sparkly cabriolet and to fund his passion for angling, he simply didn’t have a care in the world, and so things progressed for nearly two years until his wife made an announcement over breakfast one morning
2. The weight of this responsibility hung heavy around Mr Snickerty's shoulders tonight, as he climbed down from his cabriolet with the stately ponderousness expected of a man of his circumference
3. When they arrived home in a different car—a red cabriolet convertible—neither Bonnie nor Fran said a word about what they had done, beyond buying the car
4. A royal blue Audi A1 Cabriolet stood out clearly in contrast to the silver and Roman red, the racing green and ivory white of the Mercedes and Porsche vehicles that called the place home
5. He jumped into his green cabriolet
6. I could not defer my pleasure, so I took a cabriolet and drove to the horse dealer's
7. " He had arranged everything for her escape; two ladders were hidden in the clover-field; a cabriolet was ordered for Maximilian alone, without a servant, without lights; at the turning of the first street they would light the lamps, as it would be foolish to attract the notice of the police by too many wall, he should protect the descent of his dear Valentine, pressing in his arms for the first precautions
8. The horse and cabriolet were concealed behind a small ruin, where Morrel had often waited
9. "This was our resolution; a cabriolet was in waiting at the gate, in which I intended to carry off Valentine to my sister's house, to marry her, and to wait respectfully M
10. Morrel was conducted along a dark passage, which led to a little door opening on the garden, soon found the spot where he had entered, with the assistance of the shrubs gained the top of the wall, and by his ladder was in an instant in the clover-field where his cabriolet was still waiting for him
11. Among the groups which flocked towards the family vault, Chateau-Renaud recognized Morrel, who had come alone in a cabriolet, and walked silently along the path bordered with yew-trees
12. He sent immediately for a cabriolet, and hastened to the publisher's office
13. " They sent for a cabriolet
14. As he was finishing, the sound of a cabriolet entering the yard was heard
15. de Villefort arrived in a hired cabriolet at M
16. " The same cabriolet which had brought Villefort took them back at full speed, and at this moment Morrel rapped at Monte Cristo's door
17. D'Avrigny followed the invalid, wrote a prescription, ordered Villefort to take a cabriolet, go in person to a chemist's to get the prescribed medicine, bring it himself, and wait for him in his daughter's room
18. They never overtook the chimerical friend, yet Andrea frequently inquired of people on foot whom he passed and at the inns which were not yet closed, for a green cabriolet and bay horse; and as there are a great many cabriolets to be seen on the road to the Low Countries, and as nine-tenths of them are green, the inquiries increased at every step
19. This coffer was painted black, and the cabriolet yellow
20. He repeated what he had already said to himself when he had hired Scaufflaire's cabriolet: that, whatever the result was to be, there was no reason why he should not see with his own eyes, and judge of matters for himself; that this was even prudent; that he must know what took place; that no decision could be arrived at without having observed and scrutinized;
21. In proportion as the cabriolet advanced, he felt something
22. "Have you a cabriolet that you can let me have?"
23. There he entered a cabriolet, which took him to the esplanade of the Observatoire
24. The cabriolet thus addressed came to a halt
25. Marius stared at the retreating cabriolet with a bewildered air
26. I see your cabriolet pass my window
27. I thank you for everything," he said, over the cap of Sophia Ivanovna, and seated himself in the cabriolet
28. Directly opposite to him came a strange one-horse vehicle, evidently rigged up by soldiers out of any available materials and looking like something between a cart, a cabriolet, and a calèche
