Chapter

 1 II   |    dressed to~dine out, spent the evening in the drawing-rooms of
 2 III  |       gave a dinner, on Friday an evening party. Thus, in twelve~years,
 3 III  |         other houses to spend the evening,~without being allowed to
 4 IV   |         but on Sundays and~in the evening her mother allowed her silk.
 5 VI   |     drawing-room. All~through the evening Rosalie listened in case
 6 IX   |           would succeed.~ ~In the evening he, of course, went out
 7 X    |           candle-light that first evening~that she shed a ray of brightness
 8 XIII |         world. The dinner and the evening were full of cheerfulness,~
 9 XIII |          for luxury?" said he one evening to Francesca, who~was expressing
10 XIII |       have a sort of concert~this evening," he added, as they returned
11 XIII |            looking forward~to the evening. In a few hours his passion,
12 XIII | artificial light. She was in full evening~dress, showing her fascinating
13 XIV  |         determination.~ ~"Go this evening," she said. "We meet no
14 XVII |       himself more trouble?~ ~One evening Mariette, on coming to dress
15 XVII |           to dress Rosalie for an evening party,~handed to her, not
16 XVII |        and as long as the endless evening lasted, she was~tormented
17 XVIII|     twelfth year since that blest evening~when, by a look, the beautiful
18 XVIII|       chatting at the Scala every evening with a dozen persons, among~
19 XVIII|      appearance there!~ ~ ~"30th, Evening.~ ~"Good heavens, how I
20 XX   |       what I told the master last evening," said Modinier.~"But in
21 XXI  |        consideration. As for this evening, take the bull by the horns,~
22 XXII |            I will take you in the evening. The Rouxey estates are
23 XXIII|           and honor.~ ~"To-morrow evening at the Hotel de Rupt you
24 XXIII|        life, my son, lies in that~evening. But, understand clearly,
25 XXIV |      clothes of power.~ ~ ~ ~Next evening, as may well be supposed,
26 XXIV |          was to~be presented that evening. Madame de Chavoncourt was