Evening
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"Good evening," interrupted Maheu.
She hastily washed herself and put on an old blue skirt, her cleanest, and a loose jacket of grey wool in which she had made two patches the
evening
before.
As she walked she was already spending the five francs, first bread, then coffee, afterwards a quarter of butter, a bushel of potatoes for the morning soup and the
evening
stew; finally, perhaps, a bit of brawn, for the father needed meat.
You go and gather a dandelion salad for this
evening.
As soon as he sat down in the
evening
he went to sleep.
The two men simply wished each other good evening, the son taking the main road while the father went along by the canal.
A man could not go to bed every
evening
like the fowls.
Every
evening
old Mouque received a visit from his friend, Father Bonnemort, who regularly before dinner took the same walk.
And all these girls, worn out with fatigue, who were still stupid enough in the
evening
to fabricate little ones, to yield flesh for labour and suffering!
Now, like his mates, he got up at three o'clock, drank his coffee, and carried off the double slice of bread and butter which Madame Rasseneur had prepared for him the
evening
before.
One
evening
they were even coming to blows.
It was an accepted situation, a recognized domestic arrangement to which the family itself closed its eyes to such a degree that Chaval every
evening
led away the putter behind the pit-bank, then brought her back to her parents' door, where he finally embraced her before the whole settlement.
It was an endless vista undulating beneath the slightest breeze; and he saw it spread and grow from day to day, and was sometimes surprised, as if he had found it in the
evening
more swollen with verdure than it had been in the morning.
Then the immense plain seemed to him too small, and he preferred to pass the
evening
at Rasseneur's, in the Avantage.
In the
evening
they returned together to the pit to take note of the placards.
Since Saturday
evening
the good housekeepers of the settlement had deluged their parlours with water, throwing bucketfuls over the flags and against the walls; and the floor was not yet dry, in spite of the white sand which had been strewn over it, an expensive luxury for the purses of the poor.
Everything disappeared; there only remained a piece of boiled beef for the
evening.
Every
evening
now, at the Maheus', they delayed half an hour before going up to bed.
One had to work like a brute at labour which was once a punishment for convicts; one left one's skin there oftener than was one's turn, all that without even getting meat on the table in the
evening.
Nearly every
evening
he passed an hour with the Maheus; in this assiduity there was a certain unconfessed jealousy, the fear that he would be robbed of Catherine.
That
evening
at the Avantage the strike was decided on.
Every morning he dreamed of winning her in the evening; then, when she looked at him with her cold eyes, and when he felt that everything within her denied itself to him, he even avoided touching her hand.
One
evening
he naturally found himself in her arms, and she seemed to give herself up out of kindness, while saying to him that she had no heart left, and wished only to be his friend.
"I want a report morning and evening, you understand."
When, in the evening, Maheude learnt that her man was one of them, she was in despair, and asked him if he wanted them to be thrown on the street.
They would have bread and butter in the
evening.
In the
evening
conversations he gave forth oracles, in the degree to which study had refined him and made him able to enter into difficult matters.
He thought of the settlement without bread, these women and little ones who would not eat that evening, all this struggling race with empty bellies.
And in this revival of his faith, gusts of pride reappeared and carried him still higher; the joy of being leader, of seeing himself obeyed, even to sacrifice, the enlarged dream of his power, the
evening
of triumph.
In spite of his anxiety, he could not help smiling when he looked at her, so vast did she appear, with a pair of breasts so huge that one alone would require a man to embrace it, which now led to the saying that of her six weekday lovers she had to take two every
evening
on account of the work.
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