Chantilly
Also known as: Chantilly
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Chantilly is the town north of Paris, known for the château of the princes de Condé, its stables and its racecourse (and, as a trade name, for Chantilly lace). It is tagged here as a place; in the diary the word is also once an adjective for lace (016/1874-02-04, "fichu de Chantilly", untagged).
In Marie's diary
- 019.0379 (1874-05-28): a lady is going to Chantilly on Sunday; her daughter loves horses and races.
- 020.0015 (1874-05-31): Marie's own planned Sunday trip to Chantilly fails, because there is no train left.
- 024.0284 (1874-10-10): Arthur, the maître d'hôtel, name-drops the prince de Condé and Chantilly.
- 080.0383 (1878-06-02): Goldsmid and Foster go to Chantilly (the races) while Marie stays in her room.
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