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Meanings of calèche in English
Usage of calèche in English
1
The calèche, the real calèche, is, we believe, peculiar to Malta.
2
The horses were being harnessed to the calèche and to an old fashioned carriage.
3
For an easy conveyance, commend us to a Maltese calèche!
4
The goodman Dodier brought the calèche to the door.
5
The calèche was brought over on the ferry.
6
The proper period, however, to see a calèche man in his glory, is during the carnival.
7
At the same moment, I observed a horse attached to a calèche galloping furiously towards her.
8
But if Harker was garlanded with garlic, rose, and rowan, the calèche driver should have recoiled.
9
When I could see again the driver was climbing into the calèche, and the wolves had disappeared.
10
She ordered the calèche to be brought out at once, and with Batoche, drove rapidly to Valcartier.
11
Soon afterwards, George's calèche, in which he daily took exercise, was announced as being at the door.
12
When the calèche stopped, the driver jumped down and held out his hand to assist me to alight.
13
The day passed, however, pleasantly enough; and the calèche came in due time to take us back to Blois.
14
Happy the young beauty, who, returning homewards, sees the carpet of her calèche thickly strewn with these dulcet favours!
15
To this place he was in the habit of driving daily in a little open calèche, drawn by a favourite black mare.
16
Instead, the atmosphere was more village fete, and a horse-drawn calèche was on standby to ferry tipsy tasters back up the hill.
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Calèche through the time