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1 II  |      him; but he never went to court, and was~seldom seen in
2 II  |        be seen at the imperial court), Moreau asked~the count
3 IV  | continued the count, "that the Court~of Peers is at this very
4 IV  |        when I was brought into court in presence~of the magistrates,
5 VI  |    soon to be tried before the Court of Peers?"~ ~"Ah! that's
6 VII |        all the~great people at court. But now the Camusots have
7 VII |      the~custom of the present court as it had that of the Emperor.
8 VIII|       procureur du roi" in any court, no matter~where, was his
9 VIII|      attorney before the~first Court of the Seine. And here follows