Chapter

 1    II|         some of the neat little estates which the emigré magnates
 2    II|       one of the largest landed estates of Hungary falling in a
 3   VII|   opportunity of seeing how the estates of the Nabob were administered.~ ~"
 4  VIII|     into the affairs of his own estates, sought out trustworthy
 5  VIII|     hour of my death. I want my estates not to go to him, but to
 6  VIII|      you understand nothing. My estates are hereditary; I cannot
 7  VIII|       thought that my ancestral estates, for which far better men
 8  VIII|     whole week to ride over his estates, and he has an annual income
 9    XV|         succeeded to the family estates. They asked him a little
10 XVIII| ultimate claims to the Kárpáthy estates."~ ~Rudolf shrugged his
11   XXI|      faculties. I find that the estates which God, of His goodness,