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1 I  |       the end of which are the stables, forming a large house~standing
2 I  |     the long court-yard to the stables, which were defined in~black
3 III|       own from the gate to~the stables, and from the stables to
4 III|      the stables, and from the stables to the gate. Each time they
5 III|      of~the Lion d'Argent, the stables, the courtyard, the various
6 V  |       he had just taken to the stables to see a horse he wanted
7 VI | adjoined the court-yard of~the stables and offices of the chateau
8 VI |      parks hid the offices and stables. To improve the entrance
9 VI |  estate, but the manure of the stables was~used by the count's