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 1 III|       history, the Paris of the~nobles and the upper classes converges
 2 III|          In every age the great nobles, and the rich who always
 3 III|        who always ape the~great nobles, build their houses as far
 4 III|      variance with the lives~of nobles. The shopkeeper and artisan
 5 IV |       castles and palaces where nobles dwell;~the luxury of the
 6 IV |     were~rich and powerful, the nobles (gentilhommes) could choose
 7 IV |       clearly that the~restored nobles were organising everything
 8 IV | minister. ~There were plenty of nobles fitted to serve their country
 9 IV |        bygone feuds~between the nobles and the Crown still lingered
10 IV |       of purer descent than the~nobles of the Court which alienated
11 IX |        to tell how joyfully the nobles obeyed the King~though their