Noun:

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postillion's Usage Examples:

On the grandest ceremonial occasions the coachman might escort a number of his postillions with.

Of fifty odd postillions I had along the road, all promised me to immigrate to the United States.

The expression "My postillion has been struck by lightning", supposedly included in some phrasebooks.

The word postillion may occur in its alternative spelling postilion.

(Let us eat and drink quickly) Chorus of postillions "Hop ! Hop ! gentils postillons" (Hop! Hop! good postillions) Chanson de l"étrier "Depuis plus de cent.

Of fifty odd postillions I had along the road, all promised me to immigrate to the United States next Spring, save one; he, I ascertained, had been in England for nine months, and, judging all foreign countries by the one he had visited, concluded, perhaps wisely according to his light, to remain at home.

was the plantation's postillion.

, page boys or postillions Negro Man and Negro Woman Indiana Elliot"s Brother bass-baritone.

These are supported by a staff of liveried coachmen, footmen and postillions.

Timeline of postal history postillions Central Post and Extra.

"My postillion has been struck by lightning", "our postillion has been struck by lightning", and other variations on the same pattern, are often given.

in her carriage, has a liveried footman on the box; Lady Caledon had postillions in white buckskin breeches.

Synonyms:

postilion, horseman, horseback rider, equestrian,