1
The estate is held at present by a royal intendant.
2
The royal intendant was besieged with complaints.
3
But my ambition would not be content with less than a governor or royal intendant in New France.
4
The journey was an uneventful one, and on arriving at the castle of Villar, Hector was received by the royal intendant.
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A record of the proceedings was kept, and was afterwards submitted to the royal intendant for his approval, without which no action was valid.
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One takes them for earnest coming from the Royal Intendant.
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The Royal Intendant was the mark she aimed at.
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The Royal Intendant was at her feet.
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Who is this Royal Intendant who dares cast a slight upon the worthy, honest bourgeoisie of this city?
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Nowhere were royal intendants seen.
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But why should the Royal Intendant not have his heart's desire as well as that great lady in France?
12
At forty I came as housekeeper to Beaumanoir, and have lived here comfortably ever since I know what royal intendants are!
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"And the Royal Intendant quite agrees with the general sentiment of the higher circles," responded Madame de Grandmaison.
14
"He is going to Beaumanoir, belike, to see the Royal Intendant, who has not returned yet from his hunting party."