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 1 II |    of the Republic. In these days, when everything is an~~
 2 II | General could remain for two~days on horseback and in his
 3 II |    he~set out from. In these days, talent must have the good
 4 IV |       In the course of a few days, we were fully informed
 5 IV |      struck us that for some days we~had been eating bread
 6 V  |  that poetry alone, in these days, was amply~sufficient to
 7 VII|    only a hundred and eighty days; it was~swallowed up. Marcas
 8 VII|    had dashed Marcas. In the~days when money had come into
 9 IX |     science. It was in these days of dire necessity that~Marcas
10 XI |   felt that he had but a few days to live.~ ~The man whose