Chapter

 1 I  |        at the point where in our day the wing begins~which was
 2 I  |     Barbantis reconciled us.~The day after we had drunk together
 3 I  |          to come to him~the next day, that arrangements might
 4 II |         from her since~the first day of her coming to the studio.
 5 II |       for two days. On the third day, in~spite of her haste to
 6 III|      before her eyes.~ ~The next day was not a class-day, but
 7 III|   Parisian girlhood. During this~day she sat more than once with
 8 III|         to see me paint?"~ ~That day she learned that his name
 9 III|     agreed upon.~ ~The following day Mademoiselle Thirion informed
10 III|     happening at the studio. One day~Matilde Roguin did not come;
11 III|    Roguin did not come; the next day another girl was missing,~
12 III|         yet of telling it.~ ~One day, towards evening, Ginevra
13 III|     changed but little since the day of his arrival in Paris,
14 IV | approaching marriage.~ ~The next day she said no more about her
15 IV |        you have made me!"~ ~That day Ginevra had the joy of coming
16 IV |        to the latter.~ ~The next day, when Ginevra sought to
17 IV |          the~estrangement which, day by day, assumed a more serious
18 IV |       estrangement which, day by day, assumed a more serious
19 V  |         CHAPTER V~Marriage~ ~The day after Ginevra was driven
20 V  |         her soul.~ ~The marriage day arrived. Ginevra had no
21 V  |       the duties they must, some day, inculcate upon their~children,--
22 V  |     struggled in the ether. Each day~resembled in nothing its
23 V  |         night, after working all day, they met with delight in~
24 VI |         imitate Luigi. That same day she~went to a print-shop,
25 VI |          lithographs. During the day she painted~her pictures
26 VI | expression, "as beautiful as the day." The~sense of motherhood
27 VI |        over Paris," he said, one day. "I know no one; can I~ask
28 VI |        tone of~terror.~ ~Another day Luigi took Ginevra's pictures,