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 1 I   |    most remarkable men of the~day, whose appearance was so
 2 I   |      to~everything else. Some day perhaps we shall revert
 3 III |    plans for the~evening. One day, at four o'clock, Juste
 4 IV  |       into the street. On the day when we first found ourselves~
 5 V   |        In that evil but happy~day gambling was still tolerated,
 6 VII | garret,~to make thirty sous a day, the sum strictly answering
 7 VII |   everything is settled;~next day, this india-rubber ball,
 8 VII |       more than thirty sous a day, and~any man of energy can
 9 VII |    can earn thirty sous for a day's work in Paris.~ ~ ~
10 VIII|       to its avarice."~ ~That day left its echoes in our lives.
11 XI  |      of Charles Rabourdin the day before he embarked at~le