Chapter

 1    IV|     of Meszely wine on Sunday afternoon only, now met that pleasant
 2    IV|     well, bring her home this afternoon," said Mr. Meyer, thoroughly
 3    IV|  endless series of pinks that afternoon, so Mr. Meyer thought it
 4    VI|   such an affair.~ ~So in the afternoon Abellino sent his seconds
 5   VII|   this little ceremony to the afternoon of the following day."~ ~"
 6    IX|       To-morrow, then, in the afternoon," said he, with a voice
 7    IX| shouted once more, "To-morrow afternoon!"~ ~"Hush, hush!" said Fanny,
 8  XVII|    men spent the hours of the afternoon[Pg 320] together; only at
 9  XVII|       grave matters?~ ~In the afternoon, rainy weather set in, whence
10   XIX|       with him.~ ~Towards the afternoon the doctor emerged again,
11    XX|  early as four o'clock in the afternoon the dark-grey, lilac-coloured