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 1 1 |     The du Guaisnics did well yesterday, and~they are ready to do
 2 4 | diseases that~don't exist.~ ~"Yesterday the trouble was, I believe,
 3 7 |      oneYes, it was too late, yesterday,~but to-day we have time,"
 4 8 |   whom I received that letter yesterday, and who may be~here to-morrow,
 5 8 |       s the letter I received~yesterday from Beatrix. Take it and
 6 10|       When I made that eulogy yesterday on women of your age, explaining
 7 10|     worth more to~you than I. Yesterday there might have been some
 8 10|    sister," cried the baron. "Yesterday he~was dull as an owl; to-day
 9 11|      take~a walk with me; and yesterday you simply dismissed him
10 11|       way did I displease you yesterday?" he said, after~the first
11 17|     beak: /Souviegne-vous/.~ ~Yesterday we went to the convent of
12 19|  suddenly:~ ~"What did you do yesterday?"~ ~"Portenduere kept me
13 19|     after they dined with you~yesterday?"~ ~"Dined with me?" said
14 19|  Savinien. Oh! that letter of yesterday!"~ ~Trembling, shaking,
15 19|     for what your husband did yesterday, my dear, I can tell~you
16 22|   game of whist at the club. "Yesterday, after you~left us alone,
17 26|       you know, I was married yesterday. I shall be faithful to