funiculaire

On the top of the hill, at the station of the funiculaire, there stood already the crowd of those whose duty it was to receive properly the Gentleman from San Francisco.

The Gentleman from San Francisco 1918

Lucerne, and on the Saturday had met him at a quiet part of the shore of the lake, beyond the landing-steps of the _funiculaire, _ and for a few short hours they had cruised about on the blue waters -- but her sweetest tenderness and ready wit had not been able entirely to eliminate the feeling of unrest which troubled them.

Three Weeks Elinor Glyn 1903

Alone, alone -- with no prospect of seeing his Queen until the morrow, when at eleven he was to meet her at the landing-steps at the foot of the _funiculaire_.

Three Weeks Elinor Glyn 1903

There were any number of trains by this _funiculaire_ -- at every half-hour indeed -- and any one taking this route could reach either Lausanne or Ouchy after a very few minutes 'journey up or down.

The Passenger from Calais Arthur Griffiths 1873

Take the Funiculaire du Vieux-Quebec railcar (C$1. 75 www. funiculaire-quebec.com,

WSJ Article 2009

_funiculaire_, and just as it sank out of view he caught sight of

Three Weeks Elinor Glyn 1903