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 1    I,  I  |         estate at the castle of Roncieres, on the Eure. Little by
 2    I,  I  |      six weeks or two months at Roncieres every year; but in the past
 3    I,  III|       for a part of the farm at Roncieres was devoted to breeding;
 4    I,  III|        talked about her life at Roncieres, spoke of her grandmother,
 5   II,  I  |         mother has just died at Roncieres. We shall leave~here at
 6   II,  I  |         with tears.~“OLIVIER.”~“Roncieres, July 24.~“Your letter would
 7   II,  I  |         pity on me.~“OLIVIER.”~“Roncieres, July 30.~“MY FRIEND: Thanks
 8   II,  I  |       eight or ten leagues~from Roncieres, and she returns to me rosy
 9   II,  I  |       are far away.~“OLIVIER.”~“Roncieres, August 8th.~“MY FRIEND:
10   II,  I  |    station to catch a train for Roncieres; then, thinking that M.
11   II,  I  |       of his solitude, spoke of Roncieres, tried to capture from this
12   II,  I  |       in Paris, you might go to Roncieres and bring her back. She
13   II,  II |        the large dining-room at Roncieres. The portraits of many ancestors,
14   II,  II |        friend Bertin leaves for Roncieres on the one o’clock train.
15   II,  II | exclaimed. “You would not leave Roncieres when I was not here; now
16   II,  III|    herself that her return from Roncieres dated only from the day
17   II,  III|      Yes.”~“You had not come to Roncieres for three years, in spite
18   II,  IV |        evening of their walk at Roncieres, rose again in his memory
19   II,  IV |      However, those two days at Roncieres remained in his soul like
20   II,  IV |    cornflower I promised you at Roncieres.”~The young girl’s face
21   II,  IV |        the two days I passed at Roncieres.”~She refused. He insisted.
22   II,  IV |       and she was seized, as at Roncieres, with a longing to flee.~
23   II,  VI |   phrase himself in the park at Roncieres, under the castle windows.~
24   II,  VI |         He had first felt it at Roncieres, in returning from the cemetery,