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 1    I,  I  |      their age; and he murmured: “To-day and to-morrow, as yesterday,
 2    I,  I  |           mistaken them for love. To-day he was astonished at the
 3    I,  I  |          Well, how goes your love to-day?”~He would reply lightly,
 4    I,  I  |          that would fill my heart to-day.”~Monsieur de Guilleroy
 5    I,  II |          generation of fat women! To-day is the day of thin ones.
 6    I,  III|       have done surprising things to-day,” Bertin replied.~The others
 7    I,  III|        there is music at the club to-day, it seems,” said Rocdiane.~“
 8    I,  III|           never so insistently as to-day, he had felt and remarked.
 9    I,  III|          to steal her altogether. To-day he was jealous of him, that
10    I,  III|          much, even a little more to-day than he had for some time;
11    I,  IV |             How charming you look to-day. Really, Nanette has improved
12    I,  IV |  satisfied.”~“Yes, sometimes. But to-day I really feel that I am
13    I,  IV |         almost exclusive way; but to-day he was distracted by one
14   II,  I  |       world,~as mamma has left me to-day. How sad all this is, how
15   II,  I  |          all these~things as I do to-day. Yes, pity me, think of
16   II,  I  |        How~burdensome it is to me to-day! For an old bachelor like
17   II,  II |     asking: “How does Madame feel to-day?” she answered, feeling
18   II,  II |      replied, smiling.~“I like it to-day because I find you here.
19   II,  II |        said:~“Madame looks better to-day, already.”~“Do you think
20   II,  II | everything, disgusted, irritated; to-day calm, satisfied with everything—
21   II,  III|         have her for only an hour to-day. Will you?”~The Countess
22   II,  III|     consoles us.~And, now behold! to-day, in that church where she
23   II,  IV |           with her daughter. Who, to-day, among the passers, thought
24   II,  V  |         really inspired in coming to-day when I am alone.”~He sneered.~“
25   II,  V  |         kind of you to come again to-day!” said she.~“I am bringing
26   II,  VI |      person to remain beside him; to-day it was her fleeting, intangible
27   II,  VI |        him forget the pin-pricks. To-day, before the ceaseless influx
28   II,  VI |        all. She is so preoccupied to-day. But someone will undoubtedly
29   II,  VI |           You are in a fine state to-day.”~“I promise you to be calm.”~“