Chapter

 1 I  | despair. "Farewell. In other days I protected you," he added,
 2 II |   had not appeared. For some days~past he had spent most of
 3 II |      them~during the Hundred Days. Never did she say a word
 4 II |      the studio had for some days past resolved upon the~fall
 5 II |     over in her mind for two days. On the third day, in~spite
 6 II |   closed the studio for some days."~ ~"He is going away."~ ~"
 7 III|    and Bonapartism (in those days the terms were~synonymous),
 8 III|     studio for three or four days.~ ~Ginevra did not observe
 9 III|       Ginevra, that for some days past you and I have~been
10 III|   has been deserted for some days," replied Ginevra, "and~
11 III|    reputation? Why, in a few days my picture will make it
12 III|       and during the Hundred Days, while exercising~functions
13 III| cheeks.~ ~"It is now fifteen days," she said, "since Ginevra
14 IV | between the lovers. For five days~they corresponded thus,
15 V  |    the Portas passed all his days at~the feet of his future
16 V  |    paradise.~ ~The first few days of their union were given
17 V  |   period of their lives. The~days flowed rapidly by, filled
18 VI |     for a time. During these days of wretchedness Ginevra
19 VI | Imperial~guard.~ ~"It is two days since I have eaten anything,"
20 VI |       kissing her; "our good days are~coming back to us."~ ~"