Chapter

 1 1|              of the bureau.~From that day the hand that assisted the
 2 1|               science which would one day advance them to~prosperity.
 3 1| administration," and do not know from day to day where they may be
 4 1|               do not know from day to day where they may be on~the
 5 1|              grew majestic. From that day forth~bureaucracy used to
 6 1|            highest eminence. When the day of struggle came, all was
 7 1|           that the kingdom would some day escape from those~perpetual
 8 1|             ridiculous in the present day, when~the class on which
 9 2|              and steals~thirty sous a day for her stake, and you will
10 2|             Though he dined out every day, and was lodged for the
11 2|               held up to the light of day by the silly discussions
12 2|               appearance early in the day was~that of a sharp lawyer
13 2|          fools a man~sufficed."~ ~The day on which a serious and unlooked-for
14 2|             his beadle face. The next~day he mounted the private staircase
15 3|         Sundays only, because on that day no government business~went
16 3|         Easter,~Christmas, New Year's day, and Epiphany. These festivals
17 3|         ceremonies. When the~festival day came, the presents were
18 3|          guests asked about~them. The day Saillard received his fur
19 3|        admiring circle, he would some day~become deputy of the eighth
20 3|        complexion, a little yellow by day, like that of most brunettes,~
21 3|             Piis, Duvicquet, in their day,~were in government employ.
22 4|               a Thursday evening, the day after the ministerial reception
23 4|              circumstances might some~day make him useful, were it
24 4|               that du Bruel said, the day after a first~representation
25 4|                bonbons on New-~Year's day and pretty boxes for her
26 4|             couldn't live through the day. What a stir there'll~be!
27 4|              ten francs on New-Year's~day,--I have said to him again
28 4|            Antoine; "it will~be a hot day when that happens, and the
29 4|             clerks had to work in his day! You ought to have seen
30 4|             to do for the rest of the day, having got through his
31 4|             had his hair curled every day. Vimeux was prepared, in
32 4|             their creditors. "English day" means the day on~which
33 4|                English day" means the day on~which the government
34 4|       collection and~exhibits to this day, blissfully unconscious
35 4|               in person on New-Year's day. Those who saw~them often
36 4|             at the same~moment of the day. His sole vanity consisted
37 4|             haggard eyes.~ ~Since the day when he first came to Paris
38 4|            the striking events of his day. Du Bruel~told him that
39 4|               with him. On New-Year's~day he went round and left his
40 4|             of a pig or~sow. The next day Poiret appeared at the office
41 4|          Vimeux informed him that one day~his hat--his, Vimeux's--
42 4|             expects to be called some day to lay down his life for
43 4|        together for nine hours of the day, looked upon their office
44 5|            divisions do not die every~day, and there is no insurance
45 5|            office for the~rest of the day. You will take my place."~ ~
46 5|               for your orders for the day. I don't know what Monsieur~
47 5|             and~sixty-five centimes a day."~ ~Fleury [entering]. "
48 5|              of~earning five francs a day; why, I could earn that
49 5|              me an~audience this very day. My honor is involved in
50 5|             must wait for the regular day when we do business~together.
51 5|         session ended yesterday. Your day is Wednesday next; I could
52 6|              to write. I'd rather any day draw a caricature of~him."~ ~
53 6|               known before New-Year's day.~There he goes now across
54 6|           shorten by just so much the day's labor. At this hour the
55 6|         opinions on the~events of the day. On this occasion they departed
56 6|             cross for the rest of the day.~ ~"What did you busy yourself
57 6|       re-entered the cafe.~ ~The next day the numerous subscribers
58 6|             morrow, Friday, the usual day for the dinner given by
59 6|           appoint Rabourdin this very~day."~ ~"Gentlemen," said Dutocq,
60 7|      Consequently, every Friday,--the day of her dinner parties,--
61 7|       interest away from~France; some day an alien nation might ask
62 7|            The man wept with joy. His day of triumph had come at last.
63 7|               knee to me."~ ~The next day Celestine began her preparations
64 7|              the ministry. It was her day of triumph, her own!~Never
65 7|             every woman there comes a day when she shines in all~her
66 7|            shines in all~her glory; a day which gives her an unfading
67 7|               evening, and marked the day among the triumphs and glories
68 8|           FORWARD, MOLLUSKS!~The next day, Wednesday, Monsieur Rabourdin
69 8|           This is going to be a great day for you, Laurent," went
70 8|              must be the~order of the day, for they are going to unite
71 8|             make the change this very day. I~know the danger of saying
72 8|              sign the papers till the day after~to-morrow; by that
73 8|           sapping and mining, and the day is~coming when it will be
74 8|              until Saturday, on which day the Chamber was~occupied
75 8|           business with Rabourdin to-~day; and Monsieur Saillard,
76 8|               you know, on New-Year's day, to~all the heads of divisions.
77 8|            years, turned bold for one day,~injudiciously bold. Later
78 8|               francs a year; and that day she~had counted up her debts,--
79 8|                the great event of the day was~brought up.~ ~A deputy. "
80 8|      collusions of self-interest. The~day will come when nothing will
81 8|           place who were~here in your day. Messieurs Colleville and