Part, Chapter

  1  I, 1  |       which hung, at the end of a long thin cord, small twisted
  2  I, 1  |        well, rising late, smoking long porcelain pipes, not coming
  3  I, 1  |           of his pigs, he was not long in finding out that he would
  4  I, 1  |           minded the geese with a long switch, went haymaking during
  5  I, 1  |        hang all his weight on the long rope and feel himself borne
  6  I, 1  |       Thursday evening he wrote a long letter to his mother with
  7  I, 1  |        only one old doctor. For a long time Madame Bovary had been
  8  I, 1  |           she stretched forth two long thin arms from beneath the
  9  I, 2  |          trees round the farms at long intervals seemed like dark
 10  I, 2  |          of it. The sheepfold was long, the barn high, with walls
 11  I, 2  |           some pads. As she was a long time before she found her
 12  I, 2  |     knuckles; besides, it was too long, with no soft inflections
 13  I, 2  |           widow was thin; she had long teeth; wore in all weathers
 14  I, 3  |          sent across the flooring long fine rays that were broken
 15  I, 4  |           arranged, acquaintances long since lost sight of written
 16  I, 4  |         occasions; overcoats with long tails flapping in the wind
 17  I, 4  | procession, first united like one long coloured scarf that undulated
 18  I, 4  |         unseen. Emma’s dress, too long, trailed a little on the
 19  I, 4  |          other; the wind blew the long lace of her Cauchois headdress
 20  I, 4  |           time in his breast. How long ago it all was! Their son
 21  I, 5  |       highroad, spreading out its long ribbon of dust, along the
 22  I, 6  |           from the refectory by a long corridor. She played very
 23  I, 6  |       good lady herself swallowed long chapters in the intervals
 24  I, 6  |          were there, Sultans with long pipes reclining beneath
 25  I, 7  |          a black velvet coat with long tails, and thin shoes, a
 26  I, 7  |          against the wallpaper by long green cords. People returning
 27  I, 7  |          thick boots that had two long creases over the instep
 28  I, 7  |            were exchanged all day long, accompanied by little quiverings
 29  I, 7  | vegetation of the ditch there are long reeds with leaves that cut
 30  I, 7  |          crowns, with her hair in long plaits. In her white frock
 31  I, 7  |           knees, and smoothed the long delicate head, saying, “
 32  I, 7  |           the Chamber of Deputies long beforehand. In the winter
 33  I, 8  |         as if she had known her a long time. She was a woman of
 34  I, 8  |          their low cravats, their long whiskers fell over their
 35  I, 8  |          to waltz! They kept up a long time, and tired out all
 36  I, 8  |        began to break. She looked long at the windows of the chateau,
 37  I, 8  |           nests of serpents, fell long green cords interlacing.
 38  I, 8  |      cupboard.~The next day was a long one. She walked about her
 39  I, 9  |  temperature? Signs by moonlight, long embraces, tears flowing
 40  I, 9  |          not change the whole day long. At four o’clock the lamp
 41  I, 9  |       cabbages a silver lace with long transparent threads spreading
 42  I, 9  |        again, while he shot out a long squirt of brown saliva against
 43 II, 1  |           was hissing, and on the long kitchen table, amid the
 44 II, 1  |         come, Monsieur Homais; as long as the ‘Lion d’Or’ exists
 45 II, 1  |           of a garden border, his long, wan face, whose eyes were
 46 II, 1  |       their masters at the end of long years. One, he said had
 47 II, 2  |        there is any, might in the long run, as in tropical countries,
 48 II, 2  |          to tears.”~“Still in the long run it is tiring,” continued
 49 II, 3  |       swift, and cold to the eye; long, thin grasses huddled together
 50 II, 4  |           for the sitting-room, a long apartment with a low ceiling,
 51 II, 5  |           the fireside; she was a long time over it; everything
 52 II, 5  |        her lips she slowly drew a long stitch of grey thread.~This
 53 II, 6  |          be once more lost in the long line of white veils, marked
 54 II, 6  |           trembling in the oil. A long ray of the sun fell across
 55 II, 6  |    yourself ill.”~He had stayed a long time at the chemist’s. Although
 56 II, 6  |           last wrote his mother a long letter full of details,
 57 II, 6  |     called Felicite.~He threw one long look around him that took
 58 II, 6  |    touching it, slowly opened its long oblique folds that spread
 59 II, 7  |           come, and they had many long consultations together on
 60 II, 7  |       with four flounces, yellow, long in the waist and wide in
 61 II, 7  |          s eyes staring he drew a long breath; then going around
 62 II, 8  |      their horses, pulled out the long pins that fastened around
 63 II, 8  |         was most admired were two long lamp-stands covered with
 64 II, 8  |     issuing. “Well, it won’t last long,” she added. “It’ll be over
 65 II, 8  |        weeds. Her eyes with their long curved lashes looked straight
 66 II, 8  |           get out of the way of a long file of country folk, servant-maids
 67 II, 8  |          of enclosure formed by a long cord supported on sticks.~
 68 II, 8  |        sucked them. And above the long undulation of these crowded
 69 II, 8  |      watches had, at the end of a long ribbon, an oval cornelian
 70 II, 8  |        commotion on the platform, long whisperings, much parleying.
 71 II, 8  |       then you suddenly heard the long bellowing of an ox, or else
 72 II, 8  |         Leux, dragging after it a long trail of dust. It was in
 73 II, 8  |       clear water; and by dint of long service they remained half
 74 II, 8  |        the banquet.~The feast was long, noisy, ill served; the
 75 II, 8  |      Final de Rouen,” there was a long article on the show. Homais
 76 II, 9  |        you, at least I have gazed long on all that surrounds you.
 77 II, 9  |         beasts set off at a trot.~Long ferns by the roadside caught
 78 II, 9  |        between the paths. But her long habit got in her way, although
 79 II, 9  |       faltering, in tears, with a long shudder and hiding her face,
 80 II, 9  |        triumphed, and the love so long pent up burst forth in full
 81 II, 10 |      suddenly thought she saw the long barrel of a carbine that
 82 II, 10 |          ought to have called out long ago!” he exclaimed; “When
 83 II, 10 |         to take up the tongs. How long since she had been with
 84 II, 10 |           if on the return from a long journey, and finally, kissing
 85 II, 11 |        heavy coverings, pale with long beard, sunken eyes, and
 86 II, 12 |            With his elbows on the long board on which she was ironing,
 87 II, 12 |            There are times when I long to see you again, when I
 88 II, 12 |          make bears dance when we long to move the stars.~But with
 89 II, 12 |       chiselled expressly for her long amorous looks in which the
 90 II, 13 |       notes. He wanted to see the long ones again, those of old
 91 II, 14 |       which no doubt would not be long in ruining the ramshackle
 92 II, 14 |          to those grand ladies of long ago whose glory she, had
 93 II, 14 |      lace-trimmed trains of their long gowns, retired into solitudes
 94 II, 15 |           from right to left with long strides, clanking against
 95 II, 15 |             Monsieur Leon put her long lace shawl carefully about
 96 III, 1 |         wore his hair neither too long nor too short, didn’t spend
 97 III, 1 |           the blue binding of her long white sash, he added, “And
 98 III, 1 |         his being. He lowered his long fine eyelashes, that curled
 99 III, 1 |      stooped over her and pressed long kisses on her neck.~“You
100 III, 1 |          baskets. He looked at it long, attentively, and he counted
101 III, 1 |          sharp pebbles, and for a long while in the direction of
102 III, 2 |         his trade. He often spent long hours there alone, labelling,
103 III, 2 |           his head and gave her a long look full of distress. Once
104 III, 2 |      instinctive regret of such a long habit, and from time to
105 III, 3 |      midst of moored boats, whose long oblique cables grazed lightly
106 III, 5 |          the road between its two long ditches, full of yellow
107 III, 5 |   Odalisque Bathing”; she had the long waist of feudal chatelaines,
108 III, 5 |         her existence was but one long tissue of lies, in which
109 III, 5 |      again had been renewed for a long date. Then he drew from
110 III, 5 |      certain Langlois, who, for a long time, had had an eye on
111 III, 5 |           in his hand he held two long papers that he slid between
112 III, 5 |          cooed to him, gave him a long enumeration of all the indispensable
113 III, 6 |    herself upon his breast with a long shudder.~Yet there was upon
114 III, 6 |           the side-pockets of his long green overcoat, stuck them
115 III, 6 |         much, all choked now with long weeds. They owed Lestiboudois
116 III, 6 |          She stayed there all day long, torpid, half dressed, and
117 III, 6 |     someone had sent his mother a long anonymous letter to warn
118 III, 6 |           Then a cart filled with long strips of iron passed by,
119 III, 7 |        tone—~“My friend, have you long had this terrible infirmity?
120 III, 7 |      better than she herself) the long story of the bills, small
121 III, 7 |         as endorsers, made out at long dates, and constantly renewed
122 III, 7 |         smoking end to end, and a long spider crawling over her
123 III, 7 |   remembered—one day—Leon—Oh! how long ago that was—the sun was
124 III, 7 |         The nurse, however, was a long while gone. But, as there
125 III, 8 |           They were swaying their long whispering branches to and
126 III, 8 |  disdained them.”~Then he began a long explanation of his conduct,
127 III, 8 |           passed back through the long alley, stumbling against
128 III, 8 |          the servant’s arm in her long white nightgown, from which
129 III, 8 |          pulled off his skull-cap long before the doctor had come
130 III, 8 |       they were found wearing his long wadded merino overcoat and
131 III, 8 |          the edge of the bed, his long black cassock trailing behind
132 III, 9 |          silence weighed, was not long before he began formulating
133 III, 9 |        they were drawing down the long stiff veil that covered
134 III, 9 |         was still the same.~For a long while he thus recalled all
135 III, 10|         himself she had gone on a long journey, far away, for along
136 III, 10|        and his mother stayed very long that evening talking together.
137 III, 11|        the very same place where, long ago, Emma, in despair, and
138 III, 11|       open, and in his hand was a long tress of black hair.~“Come