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 1 3 |        mouche/ will be lively to-night. Last evening we were~only
 2 4 |    Monsieur du Guenic was sad to-night. Did you notice how~he slept?"
 3 4 |   Pen-Hoel's displeased looks to-night?"~asked the rector.~ ~"Yes,"
 4 4 |       If that creature wanted to-night one of the infamous~books
 5 5 |  explain myself just now; but to-night you and I~will talk of this.
 6 7 |      Make him drunk at dinner to-night and I shall know if~I am
 7 21|      a good heart! Your grief to-night~is so bitter that my secret
 8 24| Madame Schontz~to-morrow, for to-night my plan will be made, and
 9 25|     which to triumph. Meet me to-night at Madame Schontz'."~ ~"
10 25|     then, Nathan, who is here to-night, will present you two days~
11 25|     like a fool; come and sup to-night with Antonia."~ ~"No, I
12 26|      an end to my poor Arthur to-night,~and it breaks my heart."~ ~