Chapter

 1 1|          with this paragraph: ~ "Yesterday, at four o'clock, a young
 2 1|          world and the events of yesterday were mingled with grotesque
 3 1|          petty race, children of yesterday, can overstep chaos, can
 4 1|          There, another, who but yesterday had launched forth a volume,
 5 2|       her: ~" 'You were not well yesterday.' ~"How often has she not
 6 2|        state of my finances. ~" 'Yesterday evening,' he rejoined, '
 7 2|         to scratch me as you did yesterday. Just look here, I still
 8 2|              Like the day before yesterday! Yes,' she said, 'I was
 9 2|          bore indelible marks of yesterday's excess, it is true, but
10 2|       for a fortnight past, when yesterday at dinner " ~Just then Raphael
11 3|         find a box for him until yesterday. Then he comes in at eleven
12 3|         wants to vergetate. Only yesterday he was looking at a tulip
13 3|        proud to-day than she was yesterday." ~Raphael hurried up the
14 3| tenderness. "I guessed your fate yesterday when I saw you so well dressed,
15 3|    Foedora is! How pleased I was yesterday with the homage they all
16 3|       have me go to the Italiens yesterday. You will come to see him