Chapter

 1    Pref|       existence up to the present day, and now numbers nearly
 2      II|         he still turns night into day and burns the candle at
 3      II|        with such success that one day she danced into favour with
 4      II|           a child, and, up to the day of her marriage, had no
 5      IV|            I shall reach Rome one day ahead of you, who go by
 6      IV|      afraid I shall kill him some day."~ ~With that, and as if
 7      IV|          kill that young man some day," she began. "Does your
 8       V|         the afternoon of the same day Manasseh Adorjan called
 9       V| surroundings."~ ~On the following day came the washing of the
10       V|    Apostles in person.~ ~The next day was Saturday, and Gabriel
11       V|          offer his escort for the day, laughed them all three
12       V|      before Saturday that on that day five-sixths of the crowd
13       V|   pleasure in the ceremony of the day, - the worship of a piece
14       V|         The audience is fixed for day after to-morrow, and of
15       V|        house I took you the other day, the courtesy of a call;
16      VI|        did not expect to live the day through. This reply seemed
17      VI|         his client to go out that day. What conception had he,
18      VI|          around which she had the day before seen Manasseh Adorjan'
19      VI|           I can get a view of the day's festivities."~ ~So saying,
20      VI|       Latin speech enough for one day, I will find you a good
21      VI|          so strenuously urged the day before.~ ~The ladies had
22     VII|          POPE.~ ~On the following day came the audience with his
23     VII|      consecrated palm-leaf on the day before, and they whispered
24    VIII|          UNWELCOME VISITOR.~ ~One day, when Blanka announced her
25    VIII|           been running around all day, and have accomplished absolutely
26      IX|         which had baffled her the day before. Both Madam Dormandy
27      IX|        which you raised the other day and which I have been puzzling
28      XI|          came to the princess one day with a very downcast mien.~ ~"
29      XI|        from the world.~ ~The next day after the decision was rendered,
30      XI|        which returned every third day with the constancy of a
31     XII|       your own free will, and the day after you shall be my guest.
32     XII|           have been meeting every day. We kneel side by side in
33     XII|         sins I have committed the day before, and in the evening
34     XII|           a street riot the other day, and they won't come back
35    XIII|           to greet her eyes every day, while a husband who worshipped
36    XIII|          remain in safety another day. You must leave Rome this
37      XV|         in all Transylvania, that day, hers was the only happy
38      XV|           what you have done this day!"~ ~Out of the burning tree
39    XVII|      cannot promise you that some day a renegade from your own
40   XVIII|      going to your church on that day, and till then I can't tell
41   XVIII|      treasures of every sort. One day she came upon something
42   XVIII|       will come back to me - some day."~ ~"Do you think so?"~ ~"
43   XVIII|          away from here will some day bring him back again to
44   XVIII|           came Sunday, the Lord's day. How Blanka had looked forward
45   XVIII|    purchase was made on that very day, and in the evening the
46   XVIII|        and freedom with which the day is celebrated by the former.
47     XIX|   Cagliari's private secretary. A day had already been set for
48      XX|          Blanka until her wedding day.~ ~During these preparations
49      XX|           is not to be seen every day."~ ~The Szekler dance resembles
50      XX|           been wedding guests the day before now came as mourners
51      XX|           go to church every holy day, even when I am ill; but
52     XXI|          as combatants. The other day they coaxed Alexander to
53   XXIII|              It was the very last day of July. The fields were
54   XXIII|         won't live to see another day; but it serves you right!
55   XXIII|      story of its destruction? My day has come at last - and Toroczko'
56   XXIII|      panic do its work. With this day's rout all is ended, and
57   XXIII|           mind, my lad. From this day on you shall find a full
58     XXV|          cripple to report of his day's doings?" asked Rozina. "
59     XXV|        likely enough to fall some day before the French and Italians?"~ ~"
60    XXVI|       claimed the victory in that day's fight.[313]~ ~Manasseh
61  XXVIII|               CHAPTER XXVIII.~ ~A DAY OF RECKONING.~ ~Victory
62  XXVIII|         and hearing[319] the very day the edict was published,
63  XXVIII|       Austrian capital.~ ~But one day the expected happened to