Someone who rides the near horse of a pair in order to guide the horses pulling a carriage (especially a carriage without a coachman)
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The rider called to the postilion to see what the matter was.
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A postilion in the north, however, is the true representative of Phlegma.
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The postilion sounded his horn again, the strangers were entering the stage.
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The postilion laughed with delight, at the thought of the louis d'or.
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The postilion whipped up the horses, and they started at full gallop.
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Ten francs to the postilion who can saddle him in two minutes.
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But the horses were already harnessed and mounted, postilion-wise, by the troopers.
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Our postilion grumbled, and pointed to the panting sides of our horses.
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At Sevres your postilion told mine that he had brought you here.
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On his way back an old-fashioned carriage with a postilion passed him.
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As he was riding back to his hôtel his postilion was shot.
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If I find one, he will do very well for a postilion.
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The postilion called on all the saints, and threw himself into the water.
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A clever postilion diversified the route to Viterbo, another forty-three miles.
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The sound of wheels was now heard, and the postilion entered.
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The postilion stopped at this village to give the horses a little drink.
