Usar "hackney coach" en una oración

1. The tax of five shillings a-week upon every hackney coach, and that of ten shillings a-year upon every hackney chair, so far as it is advanced by the different keepers of such coaches and chairs, is exactly enough proportioned to the extent of their respective dealings

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2. The hackney coach bounces over yet another run in the road, and I wonder for the umpteenth time at my own stupidity in doing this rather than just riding Bera

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3. He only stared, watching the lantern-lit hackney coaches flit here and there through the streets; watching the candles-in-windows, symbols of Warock

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4. She then went out of the lodging and hired a hackney coach to take

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5. "The sight of the advertisement made me desirous of taking refuge with my uncle, let what would be the consequence; and I repaired in a hackney coach

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6. “Come!” commanded Coxtart, stepping heavily into the Hackney Coach, with the Driver’s Assistance

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7. I could scarce believe my Ears! Did he think I would so lightly abandon my Child upon the Hope of others? Had he ne’er seen a Woman give birth, that he thought it such a Trifle, a Fiddling Thing—like buying a Pott of Paint and losing it in a Hackney Coach, or e’en losing a gold Watch Case to a Cut-Purse?

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