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1  I, 4 |         wearing bonnets, had on dresses in the town fashion, gold
2  I, 9 | gold-fringed cloths. There were dresses with trains, deep mysteries,
3  I, 9 |        windows and put on light dresses. After she had well scolded
4 II, 8 |      fastened around them their dresses, turned up for fear of mud;
5 II, 8 |       Yonville ladies and their dresses; then he apologised for
6 III, 1|       arbour with clematis, the dresses she had worn, the furniture
7 III, 5|      for the armchairs, several dresses, and divers articles of
8 III, 7|      whatnot. They examined her dresses, the linen, the dressing-room;