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 1 Introd  |     Flaubert might have been looked upon by George Sand as a
 2 Introd  | cravat of woolen material, I looked exactly like a first-year
 3 XXIV    |   the other day. Example: “I looked, the sun left an impression
 4 XXVIII  |      MOVED at seeing you. He looked forward to it, all personal
 5 XLVIII  |      corner where I have not looked. I hasten there, I find
 6 LIX     |    an animal which has to be looked at with a magnifying glass.
 7 LX      |   slight bend of the head. I looked at their encampment, no
 8 LX      |      five francs in gold. He looked the other way. I showed
 9 LXXXIX  |     rehearsals which will be looked after by my friend and collaborator,
10 XCI     |    which will cause me to be looked at favorably by the bourgeois.
11 CXCII   | species and who have so long looked on the bright side, now
12 CCX     |    Bouilhet. I found that it looked well in the sentence. An
13 CCXVII  | forbids to exercise. We have looked after him so well that he
14 CCLXVIII|      of great sadness when I looked at the first proof. It is