Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  III |     31st of December, the last evening of the passing year.~But
 2        I,  V   | weather, which on the previous evening had been very foggy, had
 3        I,  V   |      count, as on the previous evening, might come by water, walked
 4        I,  V   |    bank, which on the previous evening had bounded the yellow stream,
 5        I,  VI  |    point which on the previous evening had faced the mouth of the
 6        I,  VI  |      beyond the Shelif.~In the evening the explorers encamped,
 7        I,  VI  | remounted their horses. Before evening they had reached the Mediterranean.
 8        I,  VIII|        Hesperus or Vesper, the evening star, the morning star,
 9        I,  XI  |     Hassan the Saracen.~In the evening, as the sun was sinking
10        I,  XI  |    rising and falling with the evening breeze.~All at once, his
11        I,  XIII|       taken since the previous evening to consider.~“I was afraid
12        I,  XX  |        the gathering shades of evening. “Can it be a ship?” asked
13        I,  XXI |      out of his hole.”~Towards evening the pots were set boiling,
14        I,  XXI |      rising above the mists of evening.~
15        I,  XXII|       their course.~Before the evening of this day closed in, a
16        I,  XXIV|       new moon on the previous evening; but, in the absence of
17       II,  XIII|      in the heavens, and every evening the earth assumed a greater
18       II,  XV  |        knapsack.~On the eighth evening after starting, the travelers