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 1 20|       On their arrival at the castle they learned that Buckingham
 2 42|       that the provost of the castle, a rigid man, has ordered
 3 49| closed an avenue leading to a castle severe in form, massive,
 4 49|    and to conduct you to this castle. This order I believe I
 5 49|     is I, myself." ~"But this castle, then?" ~"Is mine." ~"This
 6 50|     brings you hither to this castle, of which I am governor,
 7 50|       you will remain in this castle. The walls are thick, the
 8 52|     built this dark and lofty castle! How many magnificent projects
 9 52|       will be tomorrow at the castle, and will return as often
10 53|    all was silence in the old castle, as nothing was heard but
11 53|      are out of place in this castle. I have perhaps offended
12 53|    the people who live in the castle." ~The poor, senseless young
13 58|     told that he had left the castle an hour before on horseback.
14 58|    the baron was still at the castle. The soldier replied that
15 58|        However, they left the castle behind; that was the principal
16 59|    three hours to go from the castle to London. ~Felton jumped
17 59|     is obliged to keep at the castle." ~"Yes, I know that," said
18 59|     one of the windows of the castle; he had hastened to Milady'
19 63|      and lodged in some royal castle, at the expense of his generous
20 67|      and lodged in some royal castle, at the expense of his generous