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 1 I  |    perfect Versailles, a family estate of~which he bears the name.
 2 II |        the name~(Serisy) of the estate from which the family take
 3 II |        spent that~period on his estate of Serizy near Arpajon,
 4 II |       passed that period on his estate~at Serizy.~ ~After the second
 5 II |         injured the~magnificent estate of the Comte de Serizy,
 6 II |       management of the Presles estate, where his~wife could play
 7 II |       wife preferred Serizy, an estate~only fifteen miles from
 8 II |      timber that was cut on the estate, oats, hay, and straw for
 9 II | stewardship, Moreau managed the~estate conscientiously; he took
10 II |        for his own use from the estate, accepted a sum of twenty-~
11 II |   parcels of land bordering the estate of Presles, and frequently~
12 II |    giving the management of the estate to~some retired army officer,
13 III|          such supplies from the estate at Presles as he could~decently
14 V  |         you on your way to your estate?" asked Georges.~ ~"No,
15 VI |       cattle at the cost of the estate, but the manure of the stables
16 VI |     like a~fish in water on the estate where his father and mother
17 VII|         begun by purchasing~the estate of Persan. I am the head
18 X  |         case of the Vandernesse estate was~of much importance,
19 XI |       then bought the beautiful estate~of Pointel, between Presles