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Coach

Coach
Description
Quick Facts
Types of Coaches found in the Novel
Occurences in the novel
Part 3 Ch. 11
References

Description

A coach is a large, four-wheeled carriage with two or more horses harnessed as a team, driven by a coachman. It had generally four doors in the sides, with most of the time a front and a back seat inside. The driver usually sat elevated seat in front called a coach box.

Quick Facts

Capacity: 8 or more people
Average Speed: 4 miles per hour on average
Power: 4 horses
Cost: Around $1500 inthe 19th century or about $25,000 now

Types of Coaches found in the Novel

Some types of Coaches are the Park Drag, the Araba, The Concord Coach, and many more. The Two types of coaches listed below are found in the novel. To get more information on these vehicles, please click where indicated.

For more information on the Stagecoach, please Click Here

For more information on the Hirondelle, please Click Here

Occurences in the novel

Part 3 Ch. 11

"When everything was sold, there remained twelve francs and fifteen centimes--enough to pay Mademoiselle Bovary's coach fare to her grandmother's." (Pg 411)

This quote gos on to reinforce the idea that Coaches were used for transporting people and goods from one location to another. The fact that it only cost Twelve Francs and fifteen centimes to pay this fare goes on to show that Coach fares were pretty affordable.