Chapter

 1 I     |        perceived from the first days of his married life that
 2 II    | housewife. At Besancon in those days no one knew how great a
 3 II    |     Lord Byron did in his later days. Then, at three~o'clock
 4 II    |      church on Sundays and holy days.~ ~To enable you to understand
 5 IV    |      and leather shoes. On high days she was~dressed in a muslin
 6 IV    |         blunder!' And~so, three days after, Savaron had ceased
 7 VI    |    cautious for the~rest of her days.~ ~"It might be carried
 8 VII   |         more particular on~some days than on others."~ ~As she
 9 XIII  |      Next day and the following days, in fact, for twenty days
10 XIII  |       days, in fact, for twenty days after,~Rodolphe spent all
11 XIII  |     more and more.~ ~These last days were full of secret joys,
12 XIII  |      complained here during our days of~privation."~ ~"You would
13 XIII  |        leaving; stay here a few days. When you~come on to Geneva,
14 XIII  |       beneath a jest, the happy days at Gersau. Rodolphe reveled
15 XIII  |     hope.~ ~At the end of a few days, Francesca understood this
16 XV    |         sights of Italy."~ ~Two days after, Mariette placed the
17 XVI   |       Besancon, where, in three days' time, I chose a little
18 XVI   |     where I spend my nights and days, and~where the portrait
19 XVII  |        this, Leopold; there are days when I feel~a heady languor;
20 XVII  |         Watteville had in a few days~reached a morbid and very
21 XX    |         pledged himself.~ ~Four days after, the Abbe de Grancey
22 XX    |         there who, one of these days, will have~a hundred thousand
23 XXII  |      unknown for the past three~days, was sitting in his library
24 XXII  |        of your affairs. For ten days I have been at~work for
25 XXII  |        be defended within three days. The election will~not be
26 XXII  |       will~not be over in three days. They will take good care
27 XXII  |    There will be several voting days, and you~will be elected
28 XXV   |       Republican newspaper. Ten days later Albert de~Savarus
29 XXVIII|   cruelly upset, leaves~her few days free from suffering. In