Chapter

 1 1|          perfectly clean; for two days past indeed he had ceased
 2 1|             May God lengthen your days!" cried the two beggars. ~
 3 1|       MUST SHRINK~EVEN AS THY OWN DAYS.~WILT THOU HAVE ME? TAKE
 4 1|          me. I saw the licentious days of Regency. I was like you,
 5 1|      forehead. "I spend delicious days in communings with the past;
 6 1|       enough to bring about three days of delirium! Passionate
 7 1|         life. The compass of your days, visible in that skin, will
 8 2|          All women fallen on evil days are sisters; they speak
 9 2|       glad to see her spend whole days indoors in study. My piano
10 2|         and formal. ~"In the last days of my frantic folly, memory
11 2|          picture. In the earliest days of December 1829, I came
12 2|    settled my debts; but for some days to come the difficulties
13 2|          sustain me for two whole days. I used all my time, and
14 2|          I carried it out. On the days when Foedora received, her
15 2|        the countess' house in two days' time; I went thither, intending
16 2|   complete my labors. For fifteen days I never left my garret,
17 2|           holy horror of my early days. Without meaning it, I made
18 2|       pangs. The first came a few days after I had flung myself,
19 2|       bills were protested. Three days afterwards I met them, and
20 2|          suicide. During the last days of my prosperity, I spent
21 2|        the girls thought of other days and other wakings; pure
22 2|        wakings; pure and innocent days when they looked out and
23 2|          his must cost him in the days of his life. He believed
24 3|            The Agony~In the early days of December an old man of
25 3|        back in fancy to the happy days when he abandoned himself
26 3|          to vehement desires, the days when he had not yet condemned
27 3|        the door, where in the old days he had had so many desperate
28 3|         time when the brightening days bring a belief in the nearness
29 3|    notions. They will spend whole days at a stretch, smoking a
30 3|           What does the number of days matter if we have spent
31 3|      belongs only to the earliest days of passion, just as simplicity
32 3|          On a March morning, some days after this wretched scene,
33 3| attendance on the former for some days past, and was helping him
34 3|         men's ears, sir, in these days, but I am at a loss for
35 3|         wish Raphael led for some days' space. He felt a distinct
36 3|          and he would spend whole days in this way, like a plant
37 3|        there. During the earliest days of his sojourn in these
38 3|  wonderful cures come of the nine days' prayer, and I would gladly
39 3|           had spoken of length of days to him, now prophesied a
40 3|         will kill me one of these days, but you are too good to
41 3|        can divert him!" ~For some days Raphael lay plunged in the
42 3|        come to wish him length of days? Or, on a rustic bench set