The choir had ceased to sing; the uproar of our laurelled equipagealarmed the graves no more.
They may, perhaps, be considered as appendages, as a sort of splendid and shewy equipage of the empire.
My equipage did not come unexpectedly, and my two outriders had signalled from their horses.
My postilions, my coachmen know it, driving in such fashion that no equipage is ever met which cleaves the air like mine.
The Marquis d'Antin at once had my equipage and his own draped.
In this equipage they marched through the streets of Upsal, multitudes of people being spectators of their entry in the ways and windows.
An unusual equipage was turning in from the Trinidad road--an equipage on which leather and varnish shone, and harness brasses flashed, while the dust rolled pompously after it in a freakish fantasy of postilions and outriders.
She did not see the equipageor the man on the purple cushions.
To put Lewdness into a Thriving condition, to give it an Equipage of Quality, and to treat it with Ceremony and Respect, is the way to confound the Understanding, to fortifie the Charm, and to make the Mischief invincible.
But the Equipage of Chloreus is flourish'd out at Length, and as I remember admired by Macrobius as one of the Master peices of Virgil in Description.
Sir, that I might give you and your Fair Daughter a proof how impatient I am to be nearer akin to you, I left my Equipage to follow me, and came away Post, with only one Servant.
They appear in an Equipage of Quality, and charge Diomedes the third Hero in the Grecian Army.
The mother and daughter embraced and kissed each other, then the closed equipage bore the persecuted woman through the storm and darkness to Lochias.
Anukis perceived what restrained the crowd; for, as the equipage approached its destination, a body of armed youths stopped it.
The lad is in an evil plight," said Gorgias, shaking his head thoughtfully as the equipage rolled over the stone pavement of the Street of the King.
The richness of the liveries and trappings made this equipage very much admired.
With the equipage came the hounds, for the first day of their journey was to be given over to hunting.
For as he rode there came toward him an equipage which held many knights and the leader of these was none other than Sir Brian de les Isles.
The equipage made a wide turn; the ladies and gentlemen upon the Jaquelin porch fluttered fans and handkerchiefs; the Colonel, leaning from the coach window, waved his hand; and the horseman lifted his hat the second time.
The equipage slowly climbed an easy ascent, and as slowly descended to the level again.
The black horses put themselves into motion, the equipage made a wide turn, and the lights of the Palace were left behind.
How the stag was ever brought down when hunted from such an equipage is a mystery that experienced sportsmen may be able to solve.
The others contained the queen's equipage and the merchandise that represented half her dowry.
Only when the equipagehad entered the courtyard did it stand revealed as a light spring britchka.
Harry's simple dress and equipage only served to confirm his friends' idea of his wealth.
The remainder of the disposable day we employ in a drive to the Prado, the fashionable region for the display of equipage and toilet.
Instead of having the various articles of field equipage in readiness the quartermaster-general is but now applying to the several States to provide these things for their troops respectively.
Fond of horses, the stables of the President were always in the finest order and his equipage excellent, both in taste and quality.
His travelling equipage is not exactly suited to the character of a British senator.
The equipage lumbered up the hill, its inmate still leaning out and waving her hand.
The Guardie Nobili passed daily, in all their scarlet bravery, to and from the Pitti Palace; the Grand Ducal equipage never took any other road.
It was found on inquiry that they arrived at the house where they deposited the dead body in a handsome equipage with masked servants.
The equipage of a rich Egyptian or high official is an imposing sight in the streets of Cairo.
A more imposingequipage is the state carriage of the Begum of Bhopal, for this is drawn by four camels, splendidly caparisoned, and each with a helmeted rider, while other servants in quaint and gorgeous costumes are in attendance.
There had been excursions in the equipage of Richard, when with his four horses he had outstripped the winds, as it flew over the glassy ice which invariably succeeded a thaw.
