Chapter

 1 II   |     had hardly three francs a day left~for food, amusements,
 2 III  |      marriage by proving some day that his farms were not
 3 IV   | Rosalie, that she replied one day to the Archbishop, who~blamed
 4 IV   |    replied the poor child one day, "if I made him welcome,~
 5 V    |  placed a difficult case next day in the hands of Monsieur
 6 VI   |    she achieve it?~ ~All that day she drew her needle through
 7 VII  |          Mamma," said she one day when two columns were turned, "
 8 VII  | claims in his hands.~ ~On the day when the Watteville family
 9 IX   |   what good luck!"~ ~The next day Rodolphe went to ask leave
10 X    |      tied to~my neck."~ ~Next day he sent to Lucerne for the
11 X    |     from his excursion on the day when his friend first~got
12 X    |       had reached Lucerne the day they~left for Fluelen.~ ~
13 XI   |  should work?" cried he. "One day~you will return to your
14 XII  |    said she. "This is a great day; we are out of danger. My
15 XII  |   told me that~she would some day maintain me!"~ ~As he listened
16 XIII |     Parisian woman."~ ~ ~Next day and the following days,
17 XIII |       fine horse, a beautiful day, or the Bay of Naples.~Emilio,"
18 XIII |      him in amazement.~ ~Next day Rodolphe heard that the
19 XIII |    famous,~that he might some day find himself, socially speaking,
20 XIII |       can wish to see you one day exchange~the fine name of
21 XIII |     This winter passed like a~day. When spring returned, notwithstanding
22 XIII | Francesca gravely replied one day when she took quite~seriously
23 XIV  |      duplicity, which won the day. Thus three years were lost
24 XV   |       the end that I~may some day find my name on a list for
25 XVI  |      At last I was called one day to defend an unhappy wretch
26 XVII |    body as I go through every day now that~I am playing my
27 XVII |    feel myself a~wreck. Every day carries with it a shred
28 XVII | opened the letter, dated from day to day,~so as to give the
29 XVII |     letter, dated from day to day,~so as to give the Duchess
30 XVII |      shall be young~again the day after my election. I shall
31 XVIII| always carries me back to the day following that one on~which
32 XVIII|     what anxiety I suffer the day before~they are due, or
33 XVIII|   they are due, or the pain a day's delay can give me! Is
34 XIX  |    water was~the order of the day at Besancon. At Besancon--
35 XX   |  added,~"les Rouxey will some day be mine--not for a long
36 XX   |       announced his visit the day before. The old~priest had
37 XX   |     can remain unknown on the day of the~election, when the
38 XX   |       Restoration!"~ ~"On the day of the election," said Savarus, "
39 XX   |   undertake to~plead till the day after I am returned."~ ~"
40 XX   |       lawyer in his room, the day after Albert's~interview
41 XXI  | election this~year, carry the day, and hinder that poor Monsieur
42 XXI  |   famous 221. Hence, from~the day after the revolution of
43 XXI  |     electoral bodies, and the day fixed for their meetings,
44 XXII |     But he must conquer every day for two months.~ ~Albert
45 XXII |       common~interests. Every day, without Albert's being
46 XXII |     of an ambitious man. Each day was a check for Savarus,
47 XXII |      for Savarus, though~each day the battle was led by him
48 XXII |  brain on fire.~ ~At last the day dawned of the first struggle,
49 XXII |   appoint~examiners the first day. There will be several voting
50 XXV  |       his only~opponent. Next day Monsieur de Chavoncourt
51 XXVI |         said the Baroness one day~to Monsieur de Watteville. "
52 XXVI |  marry Monsieur~de Soulas one day early in the month of May.~ ~"
53 XXVI |       Vicar-~General came one day to les Rouxey, deputed,