Part, Chapter

1  I, 3 |  Mademoiselle Rouault was busy with her trousseau. Part
2 II, 1 |  of this inn, was so very busy that she sweated great drops
3 II, 5 |   came in she seemed very busy.~The conversation languished;
4 II, 6 |  he went on—~“Always very busy, no doubt; for he and I
5 II, 7 |  lives.~Yet she is always busy,” said Charles.~“Ah! always
6 II, 7 | said Charles.~“Ah! always busy at what? Reading novels,
7 II, 9 |   I,” he said, “have been busy. I have been ill.”~“Seriously?”
8 III, 7|  was alone in his garret, busy imitating in wood one of
9 III, 9| Madame Bovary senior were busy about Emma, finishing dressing