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1 I   |      extends back through a long~court-yard, at the end of which are
2 I   |        inn, and~through the long court-yard to the stables, which were
3 III |      third floor at the end of a~court-yard, in a house which was formerly
4 V   |       disappeared into the grand court-yard.~While Pere Leger stood
5 VI  |       trees in the~centre of the court-yard, and watching to see what
6 VI  |       wall of which adjoined the court-yard of~the stables and offices
7 VI  |         near a~flower-bed in the court-yard of the chateau, like the
8 VI  |         the park and entered the court-yard of the~chateau through the
9 VIII| apartment at the end of a narrow court-yard, for which he was~paying