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 1 I   |       upon the same~route, if his days for running were not the
 2 I   |       seem extraordinary in these days, but when the~tax on vehicles
 3 I   |           things have~their salad days, even the Treasury; and
 4 I   |       Treasury; and in 1822 those days still~lasted. Often in summer,
 5 I   |          On these specially~lucky days the convoy started from
 6 I   |          so named.~ ~In the early days of the autumn of 1822, on
 7 I   |         down to spend a couple of days with~him."~ ~"Ha! then I'
 8 II  |           burgher families in the days when the Orders~held their
 9 II  |        peerage during the Hundred Days, and passed that period
10 II  |         it that from the earliest days of his~marriage his wife
11 II  |           matters stood when, two days earlier than that of which
12 II  | circumstances, he had,~only three days before this critical Sunday,
13 III |         of a great family, in~the days when the higher nobility
14 III |           dwelt too fondly on the~days when she herself was a queen
15 III |          least during the fifteen days;~behave properly, and remember
16 III |         fourteen miles in~fifteen days!" cried Georges.~ ~"It isn'
17 IV  |       would have bit the dust two~days earlier. I was at the right
18 IV  |               I only stayed three days in the town and fifteen
19 VI  | accompanied by Mistigris.~For two days past Madame Moreau had been
20 VI  |        Schinner.~ ~Though for two days past Moreau's pretty wife
21 VII |           I will see you in a~few days, for I must take another
22 VII |     deeply opposed~to it in these days, becomes necessary in certain
23 VII |          enormous dowry for those days,~which enabled him to make
24 VII |         long~lease, of ending his days there, he lived rather plainly,
25 VII |        for he dined in~Paris five days in the week, and returned
26 VII |     breakfast to provide on those days. This~was served at eleven
27 VIII|          the embryo long robe~Ten days later, Oscar was taken by
28 IX  |           a theatrical star. Some days before the party mentioned
29 IX  |           of Borrel, who in those days had superseded the illustrious
30 X   |           to its despair.~ ~Three days later Oscar drew the number
31 X   |        after languishing for some days, so keenly was she~affected