Chapter

 1  1,2|           were lounging about the courtyard when he entered it. He walked
 2  2,3|         he could have reached the courtyard and have made his escape
 3  6,1|           and she remained in the courtyard, her heart heavy with anxiety.
 4  6,1|         of carriage-wheels in the courtyard made her start. "That's
 5  7,1|           The vehicle entered the courtyard, deposited its occupants,
 6  7,1|           drive directly into the courtyard." The coachman obeyed, and
 7  9,4|        right-hand side of a large courtyard, she approached him, and
 8 10,5|        was heard driving into the courtyard below. "Monsieur must have
 9 10,5|          heard rolling out of the courtyard. ~ ~
10 11,3|          the carriage entered the courtyard, and on perceiving his servant,
11 13,1|      stamping and neighing in the courtyard; and the hall was, as usual,
12 13,3|    mansion, which stood between a courtyard and a garden, was very large
13 13,3|       stood on either side of the courtyard, near the half-open gate
14 14,4|    assurance. When he entered the courtyard, where the master's mail-phaeton
15 14,4|          outside the gate. In the courtyard there were two more vehicles
16 14,5|     meaning of these carts in the courtyard?" ~"They are here to convey
17 16,3|       brougham is standing in the courtyard; so take it, and when your
18 16,3|          heard rolling out of the courtyard. ~The doctor had already
19 17,3| long-looked-for vehicle enter the courtyard. The driver slowly descended
20 18,4|         baron was standing in the courtyard with a cigar between his