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 1        I|     CHAPTER I~ ~On the first Sunday in the month of August,
 2        I|  clock precisely—as on every Sunday morning—the sacristan of
 3        I|     for a league around, the Sunday mass was only an excuse
 4       II|      Sairmeuse to this fatal Sunday in August, 1815, was an
 5       II|  awaiting him, for it was on Sunday that he always received
 6        V|     husband.~ ~On this first Sunday in August, M. d’Escorval
 7     XXII|     in town they met only on Sunday; on that day either Blanche
 8   XXVIII|   you. I went to church each Sunday only that I might worship
 9   XXVIII|    Baron d’Escorval, on that Sunday evening, which you must
10     XLII|      Sairmeuse the following Sunday, she realized the futility
11       LI|        And, on the following Sunday, although Blanche did not
12      LIV|     20th of February, Shrove Sunday.~ ~The evening before the
13      LIV|   must come to the Poivriere Sunday evening at eleven o’clock.~ ~
14       LV| arrived here from Leipsic on Sunday; that you went to this hotel;