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 1 1 |      gives entrance to a noble hall, at the end~of which is
 2 1 |    leads to~the garden.~ ~This hall is marvellously well preserved.
 3 1 |    wood. The furniture of this hall is wholly of oak, each article~
 4 3 |         Gasselin came into the hall and asked~his master respectfully
 5 3 | removed her stool to the great hall~for the purpose of talking
 6 3 |     page to burn in the Guenic hall that~singular gingerbread-colored
 7 8 |  sister framed by that ancient hall, were a moving domestic~
 8 9 |   afternoon. As he entered the hall~his mother gave him, with
 9 11|        splendor in the ancient hall, together with the exquisite~
10 12|        her work in the ancient hall. After looking at~Calyste
11 16|        was placed in~the lower hall, where he was surrounded