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 1 I   |      world is growing~cleverer day by day, and that modern
 2 I   |        growing~cleverer day by day, and that modern humbug
 3 II  |        rapid run, which in~our day has earned for this artless
 4 III |    hundred thousand francs the day when they were old enough
 5 V   |    morning, to come down every day at the same hour, and she
 6 V   | conscript classes.~ ~From that day the old merchant, grieved
 7 VI  |                    VI~The next day he went to his studio, and
 8 VII |   picture what you can~see any day in your own street? Don'
 9 VII |        love. The events of~the day were like a dream, which
10 VII |        the present. When, next day, her father and mother~returned
11 VII |       at a certain hour of the day, and on Sunday,~at Saint-Leu,
12 VIII|     Why?"~ ~"Well, I heard the day before yesterday Etienne
13 X   | written~that on this memorable day, this house, generally so
14 XI  |    Saint-Georges was to~me the day I got a verdict of the consuls
15 XI  |        tempests with which the day had begun were to resemble
16 XII |        francs to be yours some day; I shall keep you~waiting
17 XIII|     Theodore~lavished on every day inexhaustible /fioriture/
18 XIV |       not fail to grow thicker day~by day. Though her husband
19 XIV |    fail to grow thicker day~by day. Though her husband never
20 XIV |     meet~in comprehension. One day the young wife's too sensitive
21 XV  |        sash-window, whence one day she had sent her~first kiss
22 XV  |   During the two-thirds of the day she spent there,~Augustine
23 XV  |        glasses, twenty times a day on this presentment of their
24 XVI |     Monsieur Guillaume. "In my day only gamblers~stayed out
25 XVI |     shut his shutters~in broad day to work by lamp-light? There,
26 XVII| present wretchedness.~ ~So one day Augustine, timid as she
27 XIX |        the superior men of our day. Those who have~married
28 XX  |        of November, the solemn day of the dead, he never passes~