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 1 I  |           Maffliers, Franconville, Presles, Nointel, Nerville, etc.~
 2 I  |    Monsieur Moreau, the~steward at Presles? he is such a kind man,"
 3 I  |         Moreau?"~ ~"The steward of Presles?"~ ~"Yes. Monsieur le Comte
 4 I  |      carriage to be~ready to go to Presles at seven this morning. But
 5 I  |            Serizy going to live at Presles at last?" asked~Pierrotin; "
 6 I  |          comte made him steward of Presles," said the valet.~ ~"Well,
 7 I  |       Pierrotin for the steward of Presles.~ ~"Well, adieu, Monsieur
 8 II |            Comte de Serizy, called Presles. This farm~belonged to a
 9 II |           your Excellency to go to~Presles yourself, and invite this
10 II |     already ordered the chateau~of Presles to be restored and refurnished,
11 II |        wife when he brought her to Presles, and with this idea in his~
12 II |            the evening to drive~to Presles openly in his own carriage,
13 II |            steward of the state of Presles, was the son of a provincial~
14 II |          him the management of the Presles estate, where his~wife could
15 II |        wanted a~trustworthy man at Presles, for his wife preferred
16 II |     settled in all his comforts at Presles that he~ceased to attribute
17 II |         larger percentage on them. Presles returned a revenue of seventy~
18 II |            bordering the estate of Presles, and frequently~running
19 II |        count~that he was coming to Presles, and wished him to invite
20 II |         wife, who were living near Presles. From speeches like pin-~
21 II |     hundred francs, and we~live at Presles, where your steward has
22 II |    Margueron, and you are going to Presles to-day; but Margueron~will
23 II |          to send his head-clerk to~Presles as requested, but to come
24 II |          for his valet, "return to Presles, this~afternoon with my
25 II |           going myself~secretly to Presles, and will send for Monsieur
26 III|        supplies from the estate at Presles as he could~decently offer
27 V  |            dine with him to-day~at Presles."~ ~"That was the plan of
28 V  |         they tell me, doesn't like Presles. And then~he is so rich,
29 V  |            going to the Chateau de Presles, to the Comte de Serizy."~ ~"
30 V  |            devil! are you going to Presles?" cried Schinner, turning
31 V  |           Is Monsieur de Serizy at Presles?" he said.~ ~"Apparently,
32 V  |          Grindot, the architect of Presles. Pierrotin, stop at the
33 V  |         and game, and poultry from~Presles. She is a Madame Husson."~ ~"
34 V  |         who say you go so often to~Presles, do not know Franconville?"~ ~"
35 V  |         the magnificent chateau of Presles.~ ~"Messieurs," said the
36 V  |             this is the chateau~de Presles."~ ~"Oh, yes; all right,
37 VI |          presence; but on reaching~Presles a new sensation came over
38 VI |            by the head-gardener of Presles, rejoiced~the eye with their
39 VI |          the countess ever came to~Presles to take down their pretensions.
40 VI |         not invited. The rector of Presles and the mayor of~Presles
41 VI |           Presles and the mayor of~Presles came every evening to play
42 VI |         The wife of the~steward at Presles." She wished to be taken
43 VI |        that they might retire from Presles and live at Isle-~Adam.
44 VI |            on her first arrival at Presles, the wife of the steward~
45 VI |     Moreaus that their position at Presles would not have~been endurable
46 VI |           risked bringing Oscar to Presles.~ ~"We are requested, my
47 VI |        three ecstatic tones. "Why, Presles~will prove our terrestrial
48 VI |          dress to do the honors of Presles to Monsieur Margueron; and,~
49 VI |         will not have~him sleep at Presles; send him to the inn; I
50 VI |            am no longer steward~of Presles, no longer in the count'
51 VII|          not to let Oscar sleep at Presles,~but to send him away immediately.
52 VII|       cavilling, "Oscar must be at Presles by this time. How he~will
53 VII|            his shoes as~steward of Presles! Why he'd have to learn
54 VII|            is no longer steward of Presles,~and they say your son has
55 VII|       received from the steward of Presles. She told him~that they
56 VII|       enabled him to send her from Presles? Oscar~had overthrown his
57 VII|      Paris--but not as we lived at Presles," said~Moreau, wishing to
58 VII|        energy and your capacity at~Presles."~ ~Madame Clapart then
59 IX |         the day of that journey to Presles, as the~effect that Georges
60 IX |         that scene in the salon at Presles when Moreau had flung~him
61 X  |           affair of the journey to Presles.~ ~"Ah! yes," said the lawyer, "
62 X  |         like that of the affair at Presles, she continues in~a state
63 X  |        even~hoped. That journey to Presles was only a heedlessness
64 X  |          lad the former steward of Presles had the courage to go to~
65 X  |          remarks on the journey to Presles, but to feel himself his~
66 XI |           he had formerly taken to~Presles. Madame Husson, at last
67 XI |        comes," said the steward of Presles, pointing to Joseph~Bridau.~ ~
68 XI |           of the famous journey to Presles," cried~Joseph Bridau. "
69 XI | undoubtedly owe the stewardship of Presles."~ ~"We lack Mistigris,
70 XI |        will ever take will be from Presles to Isle-Adam, to be present~
71 XI |         estate~of Pointel, between Presles and Beaumont."~ ~"Next to
72 XI |        adventure of the journey to Presles was a lesson to Oscar Husson~