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In front of the garden gate of the villa of Lawyer Abel a small, / elegant trap drew up, to which two handsome, well groomed horses were / attached.
Upon the harness was neither silver nor any shining metal; it was dull / black, and even the buckles were covered with leather. The shining / wood of the trap showed just a trace of dark green in its color. The / upholstery was a dark and modest grey, and only when one examined it / closely, did one discover that it was made of heavy silk. The coachman / was as correct as an English coachman; all in black, the coat tightly / buttoned, showing a space of white at the neck.