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1 I, III| following day, after a nervous night, one of those nights that
2 II, I | poignant grief ever since~last night. I think of that silent
3 II, I | to~do anything. Day and night I think of my poor mamma,
4 II, I | weeping from morning till night, and~that is saving me.
5 II, I | warm in Paris that every~night means a Turkish bath of
6 II, II | remained from morning until night buried in grief, trying
7 II, II | from her eyes by day and by night.~One morning, when her maid
8 II, II | seeming to have on this serene night, the same joyful and unburdened
9 II, II | I could pass the whole night walking when the weather
10 II, II | several years in a single night. Then she realized the childishness
11 II, II | her window, to breathe the night air, and leaned on the window-sill,
12 II, II | out alone this beautiful night, alone, with a cigar in
13 II, III| you leave abruptly, the night before last, when the Marquis
14 II, IV | heart. Dreading a wakeful night, one of those enervating
15 II, V | stove in his studio, for the night promised to be very cold.
16 II, V | to pace his room again; night was advancing, his fire
17 II, V | which destroys in a single night the last trances of summer.~
18 II, V | listened in the silence of the night to the ticking of the clock,
19 II, VI | characters at so much a night.~“You are jealous of them!”
20 II, VI | said he. “It is a fine night; let us take a walk.”~“Willingly.”~
21 II, VI | flit beside them in the night.~When they arrived at the
22 II, VI | have remained there till night if Annette had not suddenly
23 II, VI | speaking of the opera of the night before, when the butler
24 II, VI | he looked rather bad last night.”~“Yes, I am a little anxious
25 II, VI | broke the stillness of the night.~She leaped out of bed,
26 II, VI | Boulevard was deserted, the night was sinister. On arriving,
27 II, VI | difficult in the middle of the night. But I shall try.”~“You
28 II, VI | the march of time in the night, modulating it in divers
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