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 1 I |   repaired and refurnished the~chateau. Do you think it is true
 2 I |     allowed to drive up~to the chateau,--that's all right, isn'
 3 II|        had already ordered the chateau~of Presles to be restored
 4 II|        charming lodge near the chateau, all the wood he needed
 5 IV| decorator. I'm on may way to a~chateau where I mustn't rouse the
 6 IV|     Whereas, if you go to this chateau as a humble~decorator, you
 7 V |  artist. "I am expected at the chateau. Besides, I took~something
 8 V |        francs in restoring the~chateau? It is as fine now as the
 9 V |     are~not. I am going to the Chateau de Presles, to the Comte
10 V |    said Oscar, pointing to the chateau de~Franconville, which produces
11 V |         stands the magnificent chateau of Presles.~ ~"Messieurs,"
12 V |       before? Why, this is the chateau~de Presles."~ ~"Oh, yes;
13 V |        was really going to the chateau.~ ~"You don't say so? Then
14 V |       am going~straight to the chateau."~ ~Whereupon Oscar plunged
15 V |      really want to get to the chateau, go through the~little gate."~ ~
16 V |    were to~be installed in the chateau itself. In ten minutes Pierrotin
17 VI|     stables and offices of the chateau itself. Formerly its chief~
18 VI|      rare old furniture of the chateau. The salon,~hung with blue
19 VI|        for the mistress of the~chateau. In the villages, she patronized
20 VI|        restore the magnificent~chateau, she felt that her enjoyments
21 VI|  finish the decorations of the chateau, the principal paintings~
22 VI|     their own apartment at the chateau, where, by the~count's express
23 VI|       in the court-yard of the chateau, like the mistress of the~
24 VI|       artists walked up to the~chateau, and were sent by Moreau
25 VI|       do you the honors of the chateau. We both love art, and,~
26 VI|            The count is at the chateau."~ ~"Has he asked for me?"
27 VI|   Schinner to come over to the chateau,"~said the gardener, coming
28 VI|      here while he went to the chateau to give a few~orders."~ ~"
29 VI|  entered the court-yard of the~chateau through the iron gates.
30 VI|          He is probably~at the chateau by this time," she added,
31 VI|        turned~back towards the chateau.~ ~But he presently turned
32 VI|        boots and~spurs, to the chateau, where he was told that
33 VI|       him. Come at once to~the chateau. I'll go in and see his
34 VI|   lodge for the present in the chateau; endeavor to keep~on terms
35 VI|        before the gates of the chateau, and~deposited Maitre Crottat,
36 VI|            Come, I say, to the chateau," repeated Moreau.~ ~Oscar
37 X |    buried in the chapel of the chateau~de Serizy.~ ~ ~