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 1 2 |          About six o'clock on the evening of the day on which this
 2 3 |         again~at Les Touches this evening."~ ~"Don't say anything
 3 3 |         which she consented~every evening in allowing her page to
 4 3 | indiscreetly revealed that on the evening when the~old baron, the
 5 3 |    Monsieur du Halga join us this evening?" asked Mademoiselle de~
 6 3 |          be lively to-night. Last evening we were~only four."~ ~At
 7 4 |                       IV A NORMAL EVENING~/Mouche/ is a game played
 8 4 |        royal house. Sometimes the evening ended in a~manner that was
 9 4 |       which she had asked him the~evening before about his health.
10 4 |           this sketch of a normal evening the hubbub excited in~Guerande
11 5 |        his face the events of~the evening. But he caused her, as usual,
12 6 |          pride, going, morning or evening, often morning and~evening,
13 6 |        evening, often morning and~evening, to Les Touches, concluded
14 8 |           whispered in my ear one~evening: 'My dear Felicite, I start
15 8 |            During the rest of the evening Claude Vignon and Felicite
16 8 |        said Claude Vignon, as the evening ended. "When I was at Croisic
17 8 |           spent such a delightful evening.~Genius is a great, a sublime
18 11|        one of my people this very evening to Nantes~to buy her works
19 11|           night in reading; every evening he brought back with him,
20 13|   marquise could receive him that~evening. Calyste, much surprised,
21 14|          in her looks. After this~evening, filled with music by Camille,
22 14|        women were discoursing one~evening about love, and laughing
23 14|         the burnished rays of the evening sun were all in harmony~
24 15|       passed the~remainder of the evening sitting beside his mother.
25 16|    submission to~their plans. One evening when Calyste, wearied out,
26 16|      rector never missed a single evening at the hotel du~Guenic,
27 17|       that~God placed you, toward evening, by the door of my house,
28 18|          liberty of action.~ ~One evening, on October of that year,
29 18|       with deep circles, had that evening brightened those~premature
30 18|            During the rest of the evening the Marquise de Rochefide
31 20|           time later Calyste, one evening after dinner, complained
32 20|         courage abandoned her one evening when she appeared~in a toilet
33 20|         to stay at~home the whole evening. But once alone she pulled
34 21|           heir presumptive.~ ~One evening, as she sat with her young
35 24|        that I have come here this evening.~Only, before anything is
36 25|   Trailles, laughing. "Well, this~evening."~ ~The two /roues/, the
37 25|        she to dress and spend the evening /tete-~a-tete/ with Fabien.~ ~
38 25|         took for his reception an evening when Calyste~was obliged
39 25|      success obtained in a single evening by that sparkling mind,
40 26|       home with me and finish the evening?" she answered,~getting