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quadgram	frequency
one of the most	35
the gardens of the	18
the palais de la	17
the end of the	15
the site of the	14
in spite of the	14
the time of louis	11
the banks of the	11
it was in the	11
a part of the	11
in the days of	11
the garden of the	11
of the palais royal	10
of the time of	10
at the same time	10
the life of the	10
on the site of	9
is one of the	9
of the palais de	9
the time of the	9
was one of the	9
the forest of fontainebleau	9
of madame de maintenon	9
of the eighteenth century	9
in the reign of	9
during the reign of	9
the palais de justice	8
of the nineteenth century	8
banks of the seine	8
the reign of louis	8
the first of the	8
from the time of	8
the palais des tournelles	8
under the second empire	8
it was at this	7
the place du carrousel	7
the precincts of the	7
of the chateau de	7
as one of the	7
laiterie de la reine	7
in the time of	7
at the end of	7
to be found in	7
of the period of	7
known as the palais	7
the history of the	7
it was but a	7
the windows of the	7
the days of the	7
of the fact that	7
the tower of london	6
at the foot of	6
under the direction of	6
the rue de rivoli	6
the death of the	6
the palace and its	6
on the banks of	6
and those of the	6
of the reign of	6
the rest of the	6
of the seventeenth century	6
mary queen of scots	6
the palace and the	6
of the old palace	6
in the history of	6
in honour of the	6
of the sixteenth century	6
in the sixteenth century	6
of the fifteenth century	6
came to the throne	6
the last of the	6
was at this period	6
the fact that the	6
gardens of the tuileries	6
with regard to the	6
in the neighbourhood of	5
the head of the	5
what is now the	5
and chateaux of old	5
the hunt in france	5
at this period that	5
after the death of	5
within the walls of	5
the louvre and the	5
in the fourteenth century	5
of the tuileries and	5
of the royal family	5
the death of henri	5
of the prince de	5
the chateau de vincennes	5
it is difficult to	5
members of the royal	5
the valley of the	5
at the age of	5
it was he who	5
xiv and louis xv	5
at the death of	5
took up his residence	5
are to be seen	5
castles and chateaux of	5
for the first time	5
it is said that	5
of one of the	5
may be said to	5
be said to have	5
the park and the	5
of the french monarchs	5
to the throne of	5
louis xiv and louis	5
the bois de vincennes	5
to a great extent	5
of the palace of	5
to the time of	5
under the orders of	5
at the head of	5
still to be seen	5
of francis i and	5
in connection with the	5
the place de la	5
the presence of the	5
with the life of	5
the walls of the	5
as well as the	5
garden of the tuileries	5
part of the palace	5
from time to time	5
the potager du roy	5
of louis xiv and	5
it was then that	5
gave it to the	4
the name of the	4
time of louis xiv	4
royal palaces and parks	4
of the work of	4
for the most part	4
in all the world	4
the death of his	4
by this time the	4
was then that the	4
park and the forest	4
it was in this	4
he was able to	4
as it was in	4
on account of the	4
which one sees to	4
in the midst of	4
of the king of	4
the terrace of the	4
the taste of the	4
the palais des tuileries	4
of the old louvre	4
the residence of the	4
the tuileries and the	4
in the form of	4
it was from the	4
it must have been	4
came on the scene	4
palais royal of to	4
of the palais des	4
it was here that	4
the galleries of the	4
the centre of the	4
of the second empire	4
place de la concorde	4
the early years of	4
the reign of henry	4
forest of saint germain	4
all points of view	4
the royal palace of	4
the arrival of the	4
the foundation of the	4
the confines of the	4
as the palais de	4
windows of the palace	4
in spite of its	4
in the way of	4
of the gardens of	4
of the bois de	4
the place des vosges	4
in the palais de	4
a writer of the	4
in favour of the	4
life of the capital	4
from the windows of	4
be found in the	4
to be used for	4
the chateau de la	4
the orders of the	4
to be seen in	4
saint cloud and its	4
is still to be	4
the aspect of the	4
a decree of the	4
of the palace and	4
something more than a	4
as a result of	4
palaces and parks of	4
the fact that it	4
more than a mere	4
in the gardens of	4
years of his life	4
the king and court	4
the queen and her	4
from all points of	4
certainly one of the	4
are to be found	4
and the royal family	4
of the abbaye de	4
the chateau and the	4
in the life of	4
the reign of charles	4
and parks of france	4
of the french renaissance	4
to say nothing of	4
the courtyard of the	4
by the name of	4
in the eighteenth century	4
must have been the	4
of the paris of	4
reign of louis xiv	4
the occasion of the	4
the kings of the	4
up his residence in	4
until the time of	4
by a series of	3
the gates of the	3
one of the finest	3
the coming of the	3
the daughter of the	3
the little village of	3
into the possession of	3
became known as the	3
the time of charles	3
on the whole it	3
the time of henri	3
the archbishop of canterbury	3
forest of fontainebleau is	3
the property of the	3
in the heart of	3
with the exception of	3
the palais de saint	3
in the following year	3
on the ground floor	3
is that of the	3
as far as the	3
one of the last	3
madame de maintenon and	3
of the most notable	3
the laiterie de la	3
the headquarters of the	3
the royal hunt in	3
in the work of	3
the bois de boulogne	3
formed a part of	3
as those of the	3
until the reign of	3
so that it was	3
the tuileries in the	3
after the battle of	3
writer of the time	3
more than a hundred	3
became a sort of	3
of its kind in	3
the palace of westminster	3
the heart of the	3
is to be seen	3
the work of the	3
that it has been	3
spite of the fact	3
the part of the	3
time of henri iv	3
the architecture of the	3
before the days of	3
intimately connected with the	3
of his life there	3
in the neighbouring forest	3
of the river thames	3
the success of the	3
of the garden of	3
under the first empire	3
all sorts and conditions	3
of the comte de	3
taste in art and	3
which had gone before	3
that part of the	3
quarter of a century	3
events in the history	3
of all sorts and	3
on the occasion of	3
the neck of the	3
the salle de spectacle	3
known as the galerie	3
on the part of	3
he came to the	3
the royal dwellings of	3
the park of the	3
at the time when	3
in the forest of	3
the heir to the	3
the epoch of the	3
of the archbishops of	3
to remind us of	3
and the palais royal	3
the duc de noailles	3
park of saint cloud	3
it is the most	3
it was a most	3
the disciples of saint	3
the form of a	3
the comte de toulouse	3
the chateau de neuilly	3
that the king was	3
site of the present	3
the end of a	3
under the walls of	3
in the olden time	3
part played by the	3
from what it was	3
has come down to	3
by the orders of	3
of the thirteenth century	3
reign of louis xv	3
the building of the	3
the charms of the	3
it was found that	3
i and henri ii	3
chateau de la muette	3
surrounded by a deep	3
the most famous of	3
walls of the louvre	3
of the marriage of	3
now known as the	3
the plans of the	3
that the palace was	3
the institut de france	3
gardens of the luxembourg	3
and the palais bourbon	3
early years of the	3
by the side of	3
after which the king	3
salle des pas perdus	3
by the end of	3
widow of charles i	3
from the capital to	3
seems to have been	3
the seventeenth century the	3
by a process of	3
nothing is left of	3
in the chateau de	3
at the beginning of	3
the french garden was	3
the gravelled walks and	3
the part played by	3
forming a sort of	3
of the most celebrated	3
the throne of england	3
of the earls of	3
the state in which	3
was sold to the	3
louis xv and the	3
to the gardens of	3
the tuileries and its	3
comings and goings of	3
of the chateau and	3
the abbaye de saint	3
a century and a	3
in spite of this	3
of the history of	3
the first years of	3
the marriage of the	3
kings and queens of	3
of the palace was	3
of the french garden	3
in the centre of	3
is to be found	3
one occasion he was	3
which was to be	3
of the banqueting hall	3
the erection of the	3
to the earl of	3
francis i and henri	3
the beginning of the	3
the kings and queens	3
the pavilion de flore	3
the orders of louis	3
it was the latter	3
part of the building	3
the versailles of to	3
was in the days	3
the pavillon de flore	3
royal hunt in france	3
he was obliged to	3
with respect to its	3
the waters of the	3
the gardens of versailles	3
residence of the president	3
these early french gardens	3
the shores of the	3
terrace of henri iv	3
it is for this	3
in accord with the	3
the exception of the	3
on the shores of	3
with which it was	3
the archbishops of paris	3
it was only with	3
confines of the palace	3
the palace was erected	3
was occupied by a	3
in the winter of	3
of saint cloud and	3
into the hands of	3
the period of louis	3
became one of the	3
the possession of the	3
aqueduct of louis xiv	3
known as the grand	3
of the duc de	3
did not disdain to	3
which must have been	3
the president of the	3
of the palace is	3
the palace of the	3
the edge of the	3
as distinct from the	3
the chateau de conflans	3
the palace of to	3
the minds of those	3
as compared with the	3
a good deal of	3
not a little of	3
the son of louis	3
the question of the	3
by a deep moat	3
by the banks of	3
for this reason that	3
the middle of the	3
during the period of	3
be used for the	3
of versailles and the	3
of the most beautiful	3
out from paris to	3
come down to us	3
beneath the windows of	3
at all events the	3
the palais royal of	3
empress of the french	3
of the life of	3
waters of the seine	3
is left of the	3
the death of charles	3
between the palace and	3
the throne of the	3
and the comte de	3
century and a half	3
the entrance to the	3
it is doubtful if	3
death of henri iii	3
its name to the	3
it was before the	3
origin of the name	3
on the death of	3
in company with the	3
the style of the	3
since the time of	3
as a royal residence	3
ladies of the court	3
the old palace of	3
of the plantagenet kings	3
was held in the	3
took place in the	3
the second empire the	3
of a like nature	3
louvre and the tuileries	3
of the court of	3
distinct feature of the	3
the style of louis	3
a quarter of a	3
with the advent of	3
the galerie de diane	3
which at that time	3
the top of the	3
take up his residence	3
of gothic and renaissance	3
became the property of	3
the outlines of the	3
charles ix and henri	3
a couple of generations	3
is for this reason	3
was known as the	3
the origin of the	3
heart of the forest	3
in the minds of	3
of the president of	3
it stood upon the	2
the gardens of saint	2
was responsible for the	2
these were the days	2
the father of the	2
end of the reign	2
seems to be a	2
was made by the	2
a sort of a	2
for any length of	2
of the time were	2
had lost a leg	2
the court life of	2
of the royal dwelling	2
evolution of french gardens	2
to be returned to	2
of the walls of	2
it came into the	2
place du carrousel was	2
of the ile de	2
is of the period	2
the first king to	2
until the fifteenth century	2
to hunt in the	2
of saint cloud was	2
the ladies of the	2
to maintenon and to	2
time of louis xiii	2
of the royal hunt	2
than is to be	2
a barracks and a	2
henri iv which is	2
should not be forgotten	2
reign of his son	2
manner in which he	2
to keep out of	2
the nature of the	2
while the king was	2
the salle des caryatides	2
the bassin de latone	2
malcolm canmore and his	2
towers of notre dame	2
the sword and cloak	2
the last days of	2
two and a half	2
who rebuilt the palace	2
the most splendid and	2
of the louvre was	2
a considerable amount of	2
at the will of	2
not been for the	2
one of the loveliest	2
in the chapel at	2
the reign of henri	2
henri iv of france	2
with respect to the	2
a portrait gallery of	2
prince to be born	2
that of his father	2
paris of its time	2
the reign of his	2
the rue de la	2
the island of thorney	2
the order of the	2
the most rich and	2
aspect of the palace	2
in front of the	2
among the dark wooded	2
how to enter a	2
a present of the	2
was a creation of	2
from an engraving by	2
of the great nobles	2
the great expanse of	2
built of native granite	2
that no englishman knew	2
is difficult to follow	2
though there were no	2
possession of the monks	2
madame la princesse de	2
all the pageantry of	2
last days of the	2
of the death of	2
the gardener of the	2
of that of the	2
granite in the scottish	2
gravelled walks and the	2
the head of his	2
as the habitation of	2
on one side by	2
quite distinct from the	2
as the palais cardinal	2
ceasing to be a	2
and the central pavilion	2
left bank of the	2
under louis xiv and	2
named in honour of	2
the pavillon de marsan	2
the busy throng of	2
roof of the tuileries	2
governor of the castle	2
as if he were	2
his apartments on the	2
the foundations of the	2
it is not possible	2
not likely to be	2
if they had been	2
the death of louis	2
nor english cooks how	2
that of any of	2
after the time of	2
was scarcely more than	2
of the royal dwellings	2
head of the house	2
the beloved wife of	2
to be seen among	2
each other in their	2
which it had been	2
rises abruptly from the	2
power of the great	2
the park is the	2
any length of time	2
a member of the	2
be a royal residence	2
fourteenth and fifteenth centuries	2
it was thus that	2
which is to be	2
englishwoman how to dress	2
byways from a motor	2
the sister of the	2
parterres of the renaissance	2
the neighbourhood of the	2
the habitation of the	2
all the world of	2
the patron saint of	2
after which the castle	2
the duke of gloucester	2
with regard to garden	2
out strikingly white among	2
the fountain of neptune	2
one apartment to another	2
time of louis xvi	2
of its former charm	2
the old louvre with	2
the date of the	2
the great highway from	2
one or the other	2
apartments in the palace	2
scarcely more than a	2
louvre of francis i	2
to dwell within a	2
the park of versailles	2
the scene of the	2
insisted upon returning to	2
gardens of the louvre	2
and louis xv the	2
the king of the	2
superbes dehors du palais	2
it is in the	2
to the memory of	2
the crypt of the	2
towers of the conciergerie	2
the three keys of	2
of the louvre and	2
up to the present	2
the day of the	2
gates of the tuileries	2
meanderings of the seine	2
the apartments of the	2
and out into the	2
the military authorities have	2
the bois de satory	2
and clean up the	2
was found that the	2
that the name of	2
the last prince to	2
in later years it	2
louvre and its history	2
within sight of the	2
masses of the time	2
the early seventeenth century	2
was more than a	2
life of the king	2
of a similar nature	2
set to work to	2
it proved to be	2
built by louis xiv	2
the expenses of the	2
it was said that	2
is known as the	2
in the chronicles of	2
view of old paris	2
additions to the palace	2
years of the nineteenth	2
the equipment of the	2
iron gates of the	2
made a present of	2
by the later monarchs	2
at the hotel des	2
of france and navarre	2
who was conducting the	2
of the duke of	2
cour du cheval blanc	2
the charm of fontainebleau	2
it is evident that	2
the comtesse de toulouse	2
duc and duchesse de	2
in the seventeenth century	2
as the pont neuf	2
queen and her ladies	2
all through her long	2
time of francis i	2
the palais des thermes	2
by the architect ledoux	2
the school of fontainebleau	2
of lords and ladies	2
going back to the	2
of edward the confessor	2
stands out strikingly white	2
disciples of saint hubert	2
a memorial of the	2
the grand veneur of	2
bank of the seine	2
the pavillon henri iv	2
residence in the palace	2
the property to his	2
the cascades at saint	2
the ile des roches	2
the gallant henri de	2
take it as a	2
the most celebrated of	2
full of memories of	2
of the earl of	2
make mention of the	2
on the island of	2
on the north with	2
the left bank of	2
one of the principal	2
the duke of kent	2
ordered it to be	2
the nineteenth century the	2
it was a work	2
of the louvre of	2
affairs of the heart	2
referred to in the	2
valley of the seine	2
royal chateaux of france	2
of the presence of	2
was the chateau de	2
the escutcheons of the	2
in the formal dutch	2
of the roi soleil	2
and some of the	2
is no longer the	2
so intimately connected with	2
gave its name to	2
was at the same	2
had come to the	2
apartments of the king	2
which had been made	2
xiv and madame de	2
one of the three	2
there is no doubt	2
all had it not	2
towers at the corners	2
an imperial hunt at	2
scattered here and there	2
to do with this	2
the eaux des suisses	2
the splendour of the	2
referred to as a	2
the foot of the	2
into three distinct parts	2
this time the duc	2
a place of rendezvous	2
and the other to	2
of the fourteenth century	2
that the royal collections	2
native granite in the	2
henry v of england	2
of the third republic	2
during the second empire	2
the arrival of anne	2
precincts of the palace	2
was in the reign	2
of philippe auguste was	2
the superstition of the	2
protected by a strong	2
the ile de france	2
in the open air	2
the towers of notre	2
in the same salle	2
the former apartments of	2
of the chateau was	2
out of place in	2
not all of them	2
with the building of	2
in the presence of	2
the forest of saint	2
of the finest examples	2
used as the residence	2
louis xiv at maintenon	2
which it is to	2
it was too late	2
the duc de chartres	2
as it was not	2
of the same period	2
baying of the hounds	2
it was at malmaison	2
of the louvre is	2
of the palace which	2
reign of charles ix	2
a work of the	2
could not refrain from	2
the tuileries was but	2
siege of many months	2
the cour des comptes	2
the pavillon du barry	2
christopher wren to make	2
the monks of the	2
gardens of versailles and	2
master of the hunt	2
of the french court	2
a little of the	2
the official residence of	2
of the palace the	2
the palace from one	2
to the conception of	2
of all the royal	2
official residence of the	2
and here and there	2
palace at the end	2
the park of saint	2
the gardens in the	2
it has changed its	2
of the duchesse de	2
up and down the	2
up his residence here	2
to rousseau and millet	2
samuel pepys watched the	2
daughter of the earl	2
rousseau and millet at	2
palais de saint cloud	2
the inhabitants of the	2
of the forest of	2
of saint louis and	2
the first chateau de	2
of louis xiv to	2
in later years the	2
the power of the	2
one million one hundred	2
in the palais royal	2
neighbourhood of the palace	2
the faubourg saint antoine	2
too far from the	2
the evolution of the	2
courtyard of the old	2
palace of all the	2
the remainder of his	2
from one apartment to	2
where she died in	2
his horse while riding	2
of the chateau is	2
palace and its dependencies	2
from his horse while	2
nor any englishwoman how	2
of the palace from	2
the times of francis	2
with a series of	2
in the twelfth century	2
the history of versailles	2
of charles i of	2
the roof of the	2
the duchesse de bourbon	2
the park and forest	2
the life of charles	2
upon the site of	2
i and its successors	2
known as the place	2
gardens of the same	2
which was intended to	2
the hotel de ville	2
chateaux of old burgundy	2
of native granite in	2
before the gates of	2
the king and queen	2
palace of the tuileries	2
the whole place in	2
tuileries the palais royal	2
dehors du palais cardinal	2
palais cardinal and the	2
of the works of	2
the alleys of the	2
out by le notre	2
the formal dutch fashion	2
that the castle was	2
the royal residence of	2
forced to sign the	2
nursemaids and their charges	2
reside in the palace	2
the time of francis	2
the time of henry	2
the perfection of the	2
and that of the	2
out of the question	2
henri iv in an	2
is apparent to all	2
throne of the palais	2
of the time was	2
style of louis xvi	2
the clear light of	2
the comings and goings	2
though in the days	2
the palace of whitehall	2
ran all round the	2
statue of le notre	2
in the palais des	2
for it was not	2
plan of the tuileries	2
bassin de la couronne	2
the occasion of his	2
that of louis xiv	2
a superficial area of	2
louis xiv became a	2
succeeded to the throne	2
of the court as	2
which existed in the	2
it not been for	2
the union of the	2
highways and byways from	2
between seven and eight	2
first and second races	2
not come to the	2
that which one sees	2
and goings of the	2
but as a whole	2
the junction of the	2
at the cost of	2
the aspect of a	2
of the olden time	2
the war of the	2
in an old french	2
of many of the	2
it is full of	2
the gardens of louis	2
reminiscence of anything italian	2
great highway from the	2
as those of versailles	2
it was occupied by	2
chateaux of old touraine	2
the master of the	2
this time was the	2
so many of the	2
the extent of the	2
time of james i	2
and its forest illustration	2
came to be surrounded	2
nearly a century the	2
was first known as	2
the palace was never	2
louvre and the palais	2
sorts and conditions of	2
the privilege of seeing	2
as a matter of	2
lived a life of	2
of a former time	2
of any of the	2
before the palace was	2
came to be the	2
the position of the	2
was not likely to	2
his residence in the	2
minds of those who	2
menars et de marigny	2
rambouillet and its forest	2
time of louis xv	2
of the prince consort	2
gardens in the formal	2
ix and henri iv	2
rather than that of	2
the galerie henri iv	2
work of restoring the	2
on the arrival of	2
at the present time	2
over the park of	2
the younger members of	2
was forced to sign	2
versailles and the trianons	2
to the original plans	2
for more or less	2
windows of the chateau	2
of the great napoleon	2
marie antoinette and the	2
is possible that this	2
italian highways and byways	2
in spite of his	2
of the english kings	2
english cooks how to	2
castles of edinburgh and	2
the least of the	2
fontainebleau and its forest	2
each of the four	2
the residence for the	2
to be likened to	2
there was always a	2
of the kings of	2
it as a whole	2
the design of the	2
knew how to enter	2
of the most spectacular	2
it was not wholly	2
devoting himself to the	2
born in the palace	2
was held by the	2
house of the archbishops	2
their christmas festivals there	2
the terrace at saint	2
the saint chapelle of	2
a visit from his	2
for the pleasure of	2
of the taste of	2
gardens of saint cloud	2
the sixteenth century that	2
within the palace walls	2
to be turned into	2
it was a long	2
neck of the peninsula	2
as a memorial of	2
the palais royal to	2
before the arrival of	2
aux superbes dehors du	2
it might have been	2
the completion of the	2
of his married life	2
original plan of the	2
younger members of the	2
donjon which one sees	2
was obliged to ask	2
its name from a	2
pepys watched the pageant	2
ruined though it is	2
last monarch to reside	2
of enguerrand de marigny	2
the walls of vincennes	2
a stronghold against the	2
place du palais royal	2
the hands of his	2
journeyed out from paris	2
to the great park	2
of which those of	2
was not wholly a	2
the hands of a	2
the delight of the	2
the royal collections were	2
of marly in those	2
and millet at barbison	2
with the traditions of	2
the later years of	2
queen victoria came to	2
at the left of	2
to be the chief	2
was the theatre of	2
was called in and	2
of the days of	2
in the art of	2
in the summer of	2
the old louvre were	2
the fourteenth century the	2
of diane de poitiers	2
the palais du luxembourg	2
a hunt under the	2
de la revolution and	2
take his walks abroad	2
which are to be	2
the tuileries the palais	2
built the first chateau	2
towards the end of	2
of the jardin des	2
the mother of the	2
turning it into a	2
the valet des chiens	2
palais royal became the	2
all of them of	2
anything which had gone	2
it is thought that	2
the last monarch to	2
in the fourteenth and	2
long gallery of the	2
the first great impetus	2
in the very front	2
in france had become	2
feature of the palace	2
of many months in	2
charles i of england	2
near the end of	2
later years it has	2
was ready for the	2
grand veneur of the	2
the governor of the	2
saint louis and the	2
style of the empire	2
say nothing of the	2
must indeed have been	2
the best traditions of	2
the meaning of the	2
along the rue de	2
by sir christopher wren	2
was cut up into	2
the north with the	2
the louvre to the	2
the palace became a	2
quarters of the capital	2
the burning of the	2
windows of the banqueting	2
the extinction of the	2
often at the palace	2
it was a great	2
gardens of the renaissance	2
not the least of	2
the story of how	2
tower and the wakefield	2
not too far from	2
in the scottish baronial	2
it to the earl	2
he was in the	2
to take up his	2
most celebrated of all	2
came into possession of	2
the hands of the	2
away from the royal	2
perhaps the most interesting	2
its association with the	2
gold and silver plate	2
of le notre and	2
of the epoch of	2
end of the seventeenth	2
general lines of the	2
particularly with reference to	2
with due regard for	2
that portion of the	2
sir christopher wren to	2
of what it was	2
in the court life	2
as was but natural	2
highlanders of the north	2
for the question of	2
the kings of france	2
communicated on the north	2
died in the palace	2
hung upon the walls	2
contents chapter page i	2
a siege of many	2
francis i and its	2
flowing waters of the	2
in art and architecture	2
which was carried on	2
the midst of all	2
in the galerie de	2
to the tower of	2
and the duke of	2
the palais royal was	2
devoted herself to the	2
device of jean cottereau	2
the demolition of the	2
is now the place	2
on his way to	2
on the th of	2
to be near his	2
was the creator of	2
the paris of to	2
the envy of the	2
was made by a	2
of the first of	2
royal residence until the	2
to the state in	2
the captain of the	2
a great number of	2
a disastrous fire in	2
is intimately associated with	2
the capital to the	2
royal residence of the	2
more picturesque rivals have	2
the transformation of the	2
of the oeil de	2
part of the old	2
the french monarchs and	2
necessary to carry out	2
and the duc de	2
the gardens at fontainebleau	2
as they were in	2
the will of the	2
at the hands of	2
the duc de bourbon	2
no englishman knew how	2
the court was frequently	2
white among the dark	2
on the borders of	2
a higher level of	2
in the park at	2
was not in the	2
had by this time	2
built upon the site	2
the palais royal in	2
from paris to fontainebleau	2
which it is built	2
the crown prince of	2
war of the fronde	2
the sound of a	2
of the most dramatic	2
had it not been	2
is something more than	2
palace of louis xiv	2
some of the most	2
most famous of the	2
beginning of the nineteenth	2
in the middle of	2
the oeil de boeuf	2
between the chateau and	2
from that of the	2
of the tour de	2
a great part of	2
of the english monarchs	2
of the sword and	2
in which it was	2
contains a series of	2
the palace was a	2
the palace existed in	2
son of louis xiv	2
of the institut de	2
the evolution of french	2
of the younger members	2
and on the south	2
with which it had	2
who had come to	2
days of the monarchy	2
was the first to	2
of saint germain and	2
end of the eighteenth	2
was offered for sale	2
the xiv century louvre	2
spite of all this	2
the early death of	2
from to the palace	2
by the head of	2
brought back to the	2
is said to have	2
french monarchs and their	2
of the formal garden	2
the king was brought	2
was almost as great	2
occupies the site of	2
occasion of the marriage	2
had caused to be	2
how to prepare a	2
of the three keys	2
but it is with	2
the monarchy of july	2
gardens of the chateau	2
known as the cour	2
at an expense of	2
the meanderings of the	2
the king insisted upon	2
french gardens of the	2
set down in the	2
life of the french	2
for long periods at	2
as a stronghold against	2
of henri iv which	2
and louis xiv in	2
remains of the palace	2
and stirling were majestic	2
the palace to which	2
bends of the seine	2
hall of the palace	2
of the first rank	2
royal residence in the	2
of the landscape gardener	2
to have been a	2
the disposition of the	2
versailles or saint germain	2
its name from the	2
was turned into a	2
in one of the	2
side of the river	2
built by philibert delorme	2
facing upon the place	2
and the duchesse de	2
hotel de ville and	2
the salle des pas	2
an equestrian statue of	2
this is one of	2
the salle du trone	2
for the needs of	2
but it must have	2
he had ever seen	2
upon returning to kensington	2
the duc and duchesse	2
and the court had	2
englishman knew how to	2
the way of a	2
saint cloud on july	2
and built the great	2
during the minority of	2
of the tuileries to	2
this portion of the	2
in the french hunting	2
palace which hitherto had	2
is full of memories	2
ten years of his	2
used by the kings	2
canal of ornamental water	2
little to do with	2
was afterwards sold to	2
it to be taken	2
royal parks and palaces	2
which had been left	2
is of the sixteenth	2
old louvre and its	2
being said to be	2
the great iron gates	2
the general lines of	2
to the heart of	2
highroad leading out from	2
palais de la revolution	2
to the seventeenth century	2
is by no means	2
was the envy of	2
be returned to paris	2
was not used as	2
the army of versailles	2
for a couple of	2
of the men of	2
to madame de remusat	2
if not the chief	2
in the salle des	2
be seen in the	2
did not hesitate to	2
embellishments of the palace	2
to and from the	2
in one of these	2
to prepare a dinner	2
known as the salle	2
it has been said	2
has been said that	2
of a great city	2
those of the parterres	2
and conditions of men	2
of saint cloud to	2
in all its appointments	2
eaux des suisses was	2
to which he brought	2
days of louis xiv	2
long in one place	2
a certain sense of	2
english coachman how to	2
of the palace are	2
at the entrance to	2
iv in an old	2
it in exchange for	2
portion of the chateau	2
the capital to versailles	2
the scottish baronial style	2
the duc de vendome	2
to be a royal	2
with the most rich	2
a vast extent of	2
a hundred and fifty	2
within its walls was	2
site of the palace	2
queen mary was born	2
the ministers of charles	2
horse while riding in	2
of the park of	2
last prince to be	2
the story of the	2
upon the upper ward	2
monument to rousseau and	2
certain it is that	2
of the original edifice	2
it was this monarch	2
cardinal and the palais	2
from the precincts of	2
hunt in the forest	2
about the middle of	2
terrace at saint germain	2
one of the great	2
its more picturesque rivals	2
sustain a siege of	2
the chateau de clagny	2
of the french republic	2
at one time it	2
and the fact that	2
lines of the garden	2
the celebrated fontaine de	2
the creator of the	2
grand and petit trianons	2
president of the republic	2
it was not until	2
the louvre of francis	2
palaces of great britain	2
made way with the	2
in the palace of	2
james ii of england	2
had arrived at the	2
the art of the	2
thousand nine hundred and	2
held by the english	2
the period of the	2
was from the palace	2
under the empire the	2
first known as the	2
the france of monarchial	2
as it is to	2
which louis xv was	2
it is to be	2
and the life of	2
that he could not	2
is in every way	2
of the hunt in	2
not in the least	2
goes back to the	2
king insisted upon returning	2
the palace once more	2
la princesse de conti	2
of le notre the	2
from what it had	2
the straight lines and	2
presiding genius of the	2
as an adjunct to	2
from across the channel	2
the most important of	2
over a century and	2
the chateau de bagatelle	2
bore the name of	2
as well as for	2
in the parish church	2
he had become king	2
potager du roy was	2
at this time was	2
so far as its	2
when it comes to	2
the direction of the	2
of the first and	2
as the palais royal	2
the chapel at vincennes	2
extent of forest which	2
on one occasion he	2
remind us of the	2
not used as a	2
history of the palace	2
the parterre and the	2
it is of the	2
nobles of the court	2
the city of london	2
a few years later	2
the neighbourhood of paris	2
louis xiv and the	2
the work on the	2
the best of renaissance	2
the host of the	2
as much of a	2
not far from the	2
which he brought his	2
the tastes of the	2
did not care for	2
according to the plans	2
hidden away among the	2
the body of the	2
one of the chief	2
the first and second	2
the organization of the	2
gardens of louis xv	2
also responsible for the	2
from the terrace at	2
much of the history	2
when it was a	2
and byways from a	2
who presented it to	2
wife of henri ii	2
he is responsible for	2
alleys of the park	2
have given way to	2
with that of the	2
louis xvi and the	2
the destruction of the	2
on the south with	2
cloud and its park	2
took the oath as	2
of the most important	2
their children were born	2
be seen among the	2
chateau de neuilly was	2
the best work of	2
the wars of the	2
and the grand canal	2
the uses of the	2
nor english coachman how	2
was obliged to take	2
within the confines of	2
chateau and forest of	2
built by the architect	2
which had been planted	2
in the annals of	2
of their children were	2
kings of the first	2
the arc de triomphe	2
the nobles of the	2
all round the palace	2
of edinburgh and stirling	2
the side of the	2
from the fact that	2
tuileries was but a	2
the fountains of versailles	2
of which she was	2
the foot of this	2
the left of the	2
by his royal master	2
victoria came to the	2
in part of the	2
in spite of a	2
regardless of the fact	2
the minor french palaces	2
the construction of his	2
order of the garter	2
the gate of the	2
the expense of the	2
some of the canals	2
the palace in its	2
persuaded to leave his	2
french royal parks and	2
with here and there	2
to be able to	2
had become known as	2
it is possible that	2
resided in the palace	2
is the terrasse de	2
the traditions of the	2
of the diamond jubilee	2
henry viii of england	2
clear light of history	2
coachman how to drive	2
that it might serve	2
was buried in the	2
for nearly a century	2
some days after the	2
plan of sunken garden	2
of the order of	2
much of his time	2
apartments of the palace	2
what there is left	2
the glory of france	2
of the civil war	2
of this portion of	2
in the case of	2
of the most picturesque	2
at all had it	2
what it was in	2
was this monarch who	2
the time of james	2
for the hotel de	2
in the hands of	2
for the rest of	2
here to be seen	2
original plan of fontainebleau	2
the wife of henry	2
during the civil war	2
that is to say	2
of a public park	2
and the ducs de	2
the reign of queen	2
henry vi of england	2
apartments of madame de	2
during the war of	2
the juncture of the	2
royal palaces of great	2
death of henri iv	2
a prisoner to the	2
years of the eighteenth	2
an adjunct to the	2
and many of the	2
death of the duc	2
waters of the eure	2
the machine de marly	2
which they were to	2
which hitherto had been	2
but it was only	2
the days of louis	2
the earl of pembroke	2
the connetable de montmorency	2
there should be no	2
is the most familiar	2
of more or less	2
is responsible for the	2
old palace of the	2
the name of la	2
chateau de maisons on	2
must have been a	2
did much to make	2
was built upon the	2
it was not a	2
that there should be	2
the grand and petit	2
had the idea of	2
by the left bank	2
to the chateau de	2
in spite of all	2
the structure of to	2
hunt under the walls	2
was present at the	2
he brought his wife	2
the minister of war	2
the works of the	2
on the second floor	2
though the castles of	2
in the same manner	2
said to have suffered	2
the king of naples	2
imperial hunt at fontainebleau	2
of the jardin anglais	2
the latter part of	2
the care of the	2
the palace with the	2
constantly used by the	2
the fourteenth and fifteenth	2
the knights of the	2
the french monarchs in	2
points of the compass	2
to rank with the	2
the south with the	2
the old louvre and	2
the dark wooded hills	2
edinburgh and stirling were	2
said a writer of	2
of the tuileries has	2
the seat of the	2
the parc de sylvie	2
on the south and	2
rather than from any	2
in its accustomed place	2
on the terrace of	2
of the louvre to	2
to enter a room	2
the hunt of the	2
he would have been	2
of the park is	2
the palace to the	2
parterres and broderies were	2
the most notable of	2
the castles of edinburgh	2
down a few years	2
paths of the forest	2
it is one of	2
a sort of royal	2
vincennes under charles v	2
and made of it	2
after his long captivity	2
was necessary to carry	2
to the site of	2
an old french garden	2
was surrounded by a	2
to the times of	2
north with the rue	2
indeed have been a	2
the widow of charles	2
the commission for its	2
from the designs of	2
of the royal domain	2
time of the second	2
time of catherine de	2
tuileries and its gardens	2
more attractive than it	2
of the monks of	2
on the south side	2
a like sum for	2
one comes to the	2
of the convent of	2
the jardin du trocadero	2
since the days of	2
of the most famous	2
the king of portugal	2
the louvre is a	2
as a place of	2
heir to the throne	2
the dissolution of the	2
in the style of	2
eye view of old	2
was the scene of	2
the property in and	2
and there through the	2
filled his house with	2
end of the sixteenth	2
of the palace where	2
the duchesse de berry	2
of the most splendid	2
the stables and the	2
to the plans of	2
returned to paris in	2
palais de justice at	2
the war of independence	2
facing chateau de rambouillet	2
royal dwellings of the	2
the very front rank	2
the palais cardinal and	2
at once began building	2
as the galerie des	2
to the uses of	2
orders of louis xv	2
the edifice and its	2
and since that time	2
for the king to	2
died at the age	2
took on a real	2
first years of the	2
was conducting the siege	2
building the parliament house	2
to be born in	2
on the other hand	2
ceremonies of state were	2
was at malmaison that	2
the palace of charles	2
the opening of the	2
than anything which had	2
cooks how to prepare	2
much to do with	2
one end of the	2
at one end of	2
while its more picturesque	2
of sir walter scott	2
for the purpose of	2
the chronicles of the	2
it was necessary that	2
in the northern wing	2
reign of queen elizabeth	2
is thus classed as	2
the day and night	2
a sine qua non	2
window of the louvre	2
the baying of the	2
any englishwoman how to	2
strikingly white among the	2
came in time to	2
cascades at saint cloud	2
the time when the	2
as a prisoner to	2
the palace as the	2
to be taken down	2
and was buried in	2
due regard for the	2
of the pavillon de	2
was only with the	2
appealed to all the	2
the time of catherine	2
a gift of the	2
to be found the	2
stood in front of	2
of the two rivers	2
the presiding genius of	2
later years of the	2
galleries of the palais	2
at the juncture of	2
first of the plantagenet	2
the paris of its	2
came into being in	2
on the day of	2
here and there through	2
he at once began	2
so far as the	2
half hidden by the	2
of the petit luxembourg	2
the accursed bridge and	2
were the scenes of	2
after which it was	2
the inspector of forests	2
a few days later	2
of the house of	2
to the palais bourbon	2
a distinct feature of	2
castles or fortified houses	2
dissolution of the monasteries	2
latter part of the	2
where once stood the	2
louis xiv and madame	2
up to the time	2
no sooner had the	2
one side by the	2
so that the palace	2
of louis xiv at	2
of the first napoleon	2
saint cloud at this	2
night of saint bartholomew	2
the religious marriage of	2
more the aspect of	2
transformation of the chateau	2
used as a royal	2
he spent a considerable	2
and ten years later	2
and ladies of the	2
of the petit trianon	2
life of the times	2