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 1 1 |     vista into a somewhat vast court-yard, on~the right of which are
 2 1 |      garret. The~facade on the court-yard has a portico with a double
 3 1 |       of the facade toward the court-yard with another tower at the
 4 1 |       those that look upon the court-yard, are~mullioned in stone
 5 1 |      one looking down upon the court-yard, the other~on the garden.
 6 1 |      the facade looking on the~court-yard by the tower which communicates
 7 1 |  corresponding~to those on the court-yard; but a slender spiral column
 8 1 | described, in which, as in the court-yard and the external~accessories
 9 3 |  Mariotte.~ ~The gravel in the court-yard crackled under the discreet
10 4 |     not cross the clean little court-yard alone; the~baroness accompanied
11 5 |       see him pass through the court-yard, open the gate, and~disappear.
12 7 |        carriages pass into~the court-yard where she planted trees.~ ~
13 7 |      the bell, and~crossed the court-yard. Such emotions, we may remark,
14 8 |    mother saw him entering the court-yard she uttered an~exclamation
15 16|      the servants knelt in the court-yard while the rector~administered
16 19|     window which looked on the court-yard, impatient at Calyste's~