Chapter

 1 1|  night, "I looked rather well to-day." ~The young man quickly
 2 1|     thimble-rig is carried on to-day, dear boy, more seriously
 3 1|     who represent the country to-day, just as the priests used
 4 1|     the pontiff and the king. To-day our society, the latest
 5 1|     of authority of all sorts to-day, which is every bit as vulgar
 6 1|      question alone, resolved to-day by a 'Yes' and a 'No.' What
 7 2|      can be brought to memory to-day in some few phrases, in
 8 2|       my follies, dear Emile; to-day I am barely twenty-six years
 9 2|    all more or less at first. To-day I laugh at myself, at that
10 2|    Foedora would none of love to-day, she had had strong passions
11 2|     circumstances; but I hope to-day that I shall not find myself
12 2|   over the events of the past to-day, and memory brings these
13 2|     more merit in obliging me to-day?' she asked, laughing. ~"
14 2|       rest, madame,' I said; 'to-day I have abundance, I possess
15 2| heated not with wine, as I am to-day, but by the generous enthusiasm
16 2|     won't be fit for anything to-day, so this day is lost, and
17 3|    same; she is no more proud to-day than she was yesterday." ~
18 3|       I ought to be very poor to-day. I have said, times without
19 3|  vexation! You are MY Raphael to-day, really my own Raphael,
20 3|     fortune, my heart, myself to-day, I do no more than I did
21 3|   skin. ~"Water is considered to-day, sir, to be an incompressible
22 3|      already!" he exclaimed. "To-day has gone like a dream." ~