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 1 1 |               I A BRETON TOWN AND MANSION~France, especially in Brittany,
 2 1 |       church of Guerande stands a mansion which is to the town what~
 3 1 |  destroyed,a poem, in short. This mansion belongs to the~noblest family
 4 1 |       thousand francs a year, its mansion in~Guerande, and the little
 5 1 |    opposite gable of the Guaisnic~mansion adjoins the next house.
 6 1 |          a practised eye that the mansion~was built by a Venetian
 7 2 |        was~all.~ ~In this ancient mansion the absorbing interests
 8 3 |          stillness of the ancient mansion. Mademoiselle de Pen-~Hoel'
 9 10|        lane leading~to the Guenic mansion, where a crowd came near
10 11|      within the walls of that old mansion.~ ~Feverish irritability,
11 12| astonished mother. To her the old mansion seemed to have~taken fire;
12 20|       great dining-room of an old mansion,~served by silent servants,