A horse kept at an inn or post house for use by mail carriers or for rent to travelers.
1 Not race about in a lather like a post horse .
2 I am as worn out as a post horse , but still I must have a talk with you, Catiche, a very serious talk.
3 Go to the next station, not to the city-hire the post horses .
4 The same evening Felix ordered post horses and set out for France.
5 Let the porter take a cab, and go for post horses instantly.
6 We arrived in your parts an hour ago on post horses .
7 Lastly, the three of us could not have got post horses .
8 They had arrived in a private chaise, but with post horses , and without attendants.
9 Oulatchen.-Theguard for the post horses ; official guide.
10 The party made no stay at Etaples, but at once ordered a chaise and post horses .
11 On the 11th I drove with posting horses .
12 All who were present showed surprise, and Lord Woodville immediately replied, Post horses , my good friend!
13 He had helped in sending off Falleix expeditiously, explaining to him the advantage of taking post horses .
14 I decided, therefore, to take two post horses , and not to begin the journey till ten o'clock.
15 Non-government people used private post horses .
16 When I was a child of five years my father's carriage with post horses was crossing the Crau.
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