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 1 1 |       surrounds the town from~ ~gate to gate on the side toward
 2 1 |         the town from~ ~gate to gate on the side toward the sea.
 3 1 |       arch of~a door, or rather gate, high enough and wide enough
 4 1 |       jambs, is of granite. The gate, of oak, rugged as the bark
 5 1 |         fact is touching.~ ~The gate when open gives a vista
 6 3 |            A knock at the outer gate given firmly in military
 7 4 | baroness accompanied him to the gate, hoping to hear Calyste'
 8 5 |      flew from the house to the~gate and opened it for her boy.~ ~"
 9 5 |        the court-yard, open the gate, and~disappear. The baroness
10 6 |       Grand' Rue to the Croisic gate many a regretful eye was
11 6 |      major of the guards of the gate had placed him. Her~brother,
12 7 |      The sole change was at the gate, which she enlivened by
13 10|         Then he returned to the~gate to give his arm to the two
14 14|          entering by the garden gate, the key of which Calyste
15 14|        opening and shutting the~gate must have echoed through