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Meanings of let the carriage in English

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Usage of let the carriage in English
1
It was very careless of Peter to let the carriage strike you.
The Fatal Glove
2
He was actually going to open the gate to let the carriage pass through.
French and Oriental Love in a Harem
3
I was driving, and she had stopped on the crossing to let the carriage pass.
Stories by American Authors (Volume 4)
4
The peasants stepped aside to let the carriage pass.
Muslin
5
They took the money, gave him a receipt, and let the carriage pass, without further question.
Travels through France and Italy
6
The streets were crowded, and the people had to stand aside to let the carriage pass.
The eyes of a king
7
I'll see him, and," added Clarence, with a faint smile, " let the carriage wait."
Clarence
8
Then he let the carriage drive away.
The Port of Adventure
9
Please let the carriage stop a moment.
The Iron Game: A Tale of the War
10
Be as diligent as you can, my good fellow, and let the carriage be before the entrance in one hour.
Prince Eugene and His Times
11
Poor John reluctantly opened the gate and let the carriage pass-theydrove on-theycast a lingering look behind as they quittedthepark
Tales and Novels — Volume 07 / Patronage [part 1]
12
Let the carriage be ever so closely shut, it makes no difference.
Verner's Pride
13
The servant appeared at the door: " Let the carriage wait, James."
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
14
"We can let the carriage pass and then set off."
Daniel Deronda
15
In conclusion she said, " Let the carriage go at once and bring him hither in a quarter of an hour."
Joseph II. and His Court: An Historical Novel
16
"Bravo, Merle," said Gerard, "judging by his friend's lagging step that he meant to let the carriage overtake him.
The Chouans
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