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Lucas Kling
 Post subject: Horse and carriage
PostPosted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 4:24 am 
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I need to know if anyone know how they said back then in the 18th century when they were going to take a trip with a horse and carriage. Did they just say that I am going to go by horse and carriage or did they just say they were going to drive up there, since there wasn't really any other choice for "driving".

Examples: <ul><li>I am going to take a horse and carriage to New York (?) </li><li>I am going to drive to New York (?) </li></ul>
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