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 1 1 |        which efface during the night the~tracks made by day,
 2 1 |       splendor now lost in the night of time. The jewels, linen,
 3 2 |   baron~started in the dead of night, saying no word to his wife,
 4 2 |  hecatomb.~ ~When, on a stormy night after parting from MADAME,
 5 2 |     which she unfastened~every night and put on every morning
 6 2 |    stable was in order for the night, and gave the two fine~hunting-dogs
 7 3 |        BRETON SILHOUETTES~When night had fairly fallen, Gasselin
 8 4 |   perhaps he won't come in all night."~ ~The baroness listened
 9 5 |       more~frequent, and every night he came in later. The night
10 5 |    night he came in later. The night before the day~of which
11 5 |       longer than you did last night, my dear~one," said the
12 8 |       of dust there during the night. Her forehead is magnificent,~
13 8 |       up till one o'clock that night, waiting for~her son, unable
14 9 |   Camille had drawn of her the night before. Was it~to do honor
15 10|  declarations of the~preceding night. She seemed, however, a
16 11|     and fifty francs, marching night and day."~ ~"Calyste," said
17 11|       She sent her to bed that night piqued by curiosity, floating~
18 11|        the greater part of the night in~smoking, dulling thus
19 11|     and spent the hours of~the night in reading; every evening
20 11|     light burning far into the night, knew by this time the~secret
21 12|        thinking of you day and night that I have penetrated the~
22 12|        agitations of a wakeful night filled with visions of~Beatrix,
23 13|   women calmed~down during the night. Both argued with their
24 14| rapidity.~ ~Calyste passed the night at Les Touches, sitting
25 14|       and go to sleep."~ ~That night, spent by Calyste beside
26 14|       influence~upon him),that night left ineffaceable marks
27 14|    sternness to you that first night."~ ~During their walk Madame
28 15|   where he had seen her on the night of her illness, and there~
29 16|        brother~and nephew. One night, when father and son were
30 18|    rich in the possession of a night in which to live~over his
31 18|     When they came together at night, and sometimes during the~
32 19|    midst of her terrors of the night~before she had flung into
33 19|     had passed the rest of the night. He found that~unfortunate
34 19|    Monsieur le baron lost last night"~ ~"Thirty thousand francs!"
35 22|       ladies, said to them one~night at a supper given by Nathan
36 22|        conceive," she said one night, after lashing the horses
37 25|       whom he had~summoned the night before) was announced. Maxime
38 25|      you and I must meet every~night, on the boulevard de la
39 25| herself.~ ~"What happened last night?" he said, as he breakfasted,
40 26|    after~the brilliancy of the night before, and he caused not