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 1 I  |       person. Accordingly, when one day after luncheon her maid,
 2 II |         back to Compiegne. All that day the marquise never left
 3 II |             of her father. The next day the doctor came again: M.
 4 II |           somehow or other get some day the post he coveted so highly.
 5 II |           out his instructions. One day the civil lieutenant rang
 6 II |       moment of departure. ~ ~ ~The day after they arrived in the
 7 II |        frightful tortures. The same day an officer from the sovereign'
 8 II |          that he must wait till the day when the seals were broken,
 9 III|             was found dead the next day, but when opened no part
10 III|     presented himself the very next day. Such eagerness was flattering
11 III|           visit, to take place next day, was formally arranged.
12 III|          Desgrais instead. The next day, finding that this letter
13 IV |           to see the marquise every day, and that in a box belonging
14 IV |        daughter. She added that one day Madame de Brinvilliers,
15 IV |          men; that Briancourt every day took some electuary for
16 IV |             rendezvous with her one day at the cross Saint-Honore,
17 IV |      marquise, and the lady had one day given her some preserved
18 IV |            marquise amazed him. The day before he summoned M. Pirot,
19 IV |          against her. On that very ,day, there had been five hours
20 IV |            the more I feel that one day would not be enough to prepare
21 V  |             till Sainte-Madeleine's day I should be forty-six. On
22 V  |         should be forty-six. On her day I came into the world, and
23 V  |    Marie-Madeleine. But near to the day as we now are, I shall not
24 V  |           favour to give me the one day. For this kindness I rely
25 V  | condescension. "To-morrow is a fast day," said she, setting down
26 V  |           and although it will be a day of great fatigue for me,
27 V  |             your great and decisive day, and we shall both need
28 V  |             me a far more important day than to-day, and I have
29 V  |         This he promised her.~ ~The day following, as he went into
30 V  |           and consume not will some day cease? For the torment she
31 VI |         will arise on the appointed day, and if Heaven so will,
32 VII|             faith that it shall one day arise and be reunited with
33 VII|      assistant lighted.~ ~"The next day," says Madame de Sevigne, "