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 1    I,  I |    son-in-law’s estate at the castle of Roncieres, on the Eure.
 2    I,  I |      Annette’s sojourn at the castle was rendered almost necessary
 3   II,  I |  station, the entrance of the castle in the~midst of a group
 4   II,  II|     by the thick walls of the castle.~“Ah, that is good!” said
 5   II,  II|        and it came toward the castle with the firm step of a
 6   II,  II|      under the windows of the castle. The barking of dogs in
 7   II,  II|      his eyes on entering the castle, it seemed to him that he
 8   II,  II|    the farms belonging to the castle. Along the slope that formed
 9   II,  II|       When they reentered the castle the Countess began to write
10   II,  II|       the pointed roof of the castle. As soon as it disappeared
11   II,  II| Olivier was pacing before the castle. “Why did he say that he
12   II,  VI|       at Roncieres, under the castle windows.~Until then he had