THE STAGE-COACH.
ble t neatness and propriety of person ion along t conferences trust and dependence; and o anding -eyed country lass. t o be ctle to tler, y being merely to drive from one stage to anot into ts of coat, and t absolute lordliness. lers, stableboys, s infest inns and taverns, and run errands and do all kind of odd jobs for ttening on tcap-room. to o an oracle, treasure up p opics of jockey lore, and, above all, endeavor to imitate to s s, rolls in , talks slang, and is an embryo Coachey.
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