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 1  I, 1  |            and every one rose as if just surprised at his work.~The
 2  I, 1  |          handkerchief, which he had just taken from his cap. “As
 3  I, 2  |             curve of the head; and, just showing the tip of the ear,
 4  I, 3  |             could go to the Bertaux just as he liked. He had an aimless
 5  I, 3  |            first time, or as he had just left her. Then he asked
 6  I, 4  |             cuirasses! Everyone had just had his hair cut; ears stood
 7  I, 4  |          and sweets. As he had only just set up on the place, he
 8  I, 4  |            when old Rouault came up just in time to stop him, and
 9  I, 5  |            Five~The brick front was just in a line with the street,
10  I, 5  |         walls when he saw patients, just as in the kitchen one could
11  I, 7  |          They arrived at nightfall, just as the lamps in the park
12  I, 8  | overspreading all the rest. She was just eating a maraschino ice
13  I, 9  |          her out to see neighbours, just as she sometimes threw beggars
14 II, 1  |           keep pace with the times! Just look at Tellier!”~The hostess
15 II, 1  |             ear!”~Madame Lefrancois just then went to the door to
16 II, 1  |      thought the priest’s behaviour just now very unbecoming. This
17 II, 1  |              said the chemist. “Now just send your daughters to confess
18 II, 2  |              he had an arbour built just for the purpose of drinking
19 II, 2  |           said the chemist, who had just caught the last words, “
20 II, 3  |             is very much in fashion just now.”~But Madame Bovary,
21 II, 3  |            the little girl, who had just been sick over her collar.~
22 II, 3  |          you might at least give me just a pound of ground coffee;
23 II, 3  |              His chief was away; he just glanced at the briefs, then
24 II, 5  |             ran to his son, who had just precipitated himself into
25 II, 5  |        midnight, she seemed to have just awakened, and as he made
26 II, 5  |          Felicite went on, “you are just like La Guerine, Pere Guerin’
27 II, 6  |            too large for it.~“He is just coming,” he answered.~And
28 II, 6  |           his greyish beard. He had just dined and was breathing
29 II, 6  |            well off, and let him do just as he pleases. Yet he could
30 II, 6  |           other day I repeated that just to Monsignor, and he laughed
31 II, 6  |           the church.~The boys were just then clustering round the
32 II, 6  |           and others on tiptoe were just about to venture into the
33 II, 6  |          all her might, and she was just going to curse herself when
34 II, 6  |             to have been so worried just now at so little. Berthe,
35 II, 6  |            carriage.~The latter had just time to bid farewell to
36 II, 7  |      embroidery, all of which, only just begun, filled her cupboard;
37 II, 7  |         near Yonville, where he had just bought the chateau and two
38 II, 7  |       anything; a kind of squirrel, just as he is who climbs to vertiginous
39 II, 7  |             down nuts. Oh, yes! you just talk to me, boast about
40 II, 8  |             seemed so preoccupied.~“Just look at them!” she said. “
41 II, 8  |      Rodolphe protested that he was just coming. But when the president
42 II, 8  |             lustily. Binet had only just time to shout, “Present
43 II, 8  |               Monsieur Lieuvain had just wiped his mouth with a pocket-handkerchief.
44 II, 8  |         that it will accede to your just demands, and alleviate as
45 II, 8  |               cried the president.~“Just now, for example, when I
46 II, 8  |        progress in another fashion. Just as you please, messieurs
47 II, 9  |               Certainly! excellent! just the thing! There’s an idea!
48 II, 9  |             of the saddles creaked.~Just as they were entering the
49 II, 9  |         looking behind her.~Day was just breaking. Emma from afar
50 II, 10 |          she said stammering; “I am just coming from the nurse where
51 II, 10 |              For myself, I am here, just as you see me, since break
52 II, 10 |        worth while going up; she is just coming down. Warm yourself
53 II, 10 |           fact, the little girl was just then rolling on the lawn
54 II, 10 |              when the druggist came just in time to provide her with
55 II, 11 |           his hand a sheet of paper just written. It was the paragraph
56 II, 11 |             your constitutions. Now just look at me. I get up every
57 II, 12 |              as they are being made just now.”~“And a travelling
58 II, 13 |            The thought that she had just escaped from death almost
59 II, 13 |             Why, Girard, whom I met just now at the door of the Cafe
60 II, 13 |             Ah! perfect!” said he; “just taste!”~And he handed her
61 II, 13 |           away from her gently.~“Do just smell! What an odour!” he
62 II, 14 |             already agreed to, made just twelve hundred and fifty,
63 II, 15 |           SUCH a crowd!”~He added—~“Just guess whom I met up there!
64 II, 15 |          the Saint-Herbland Passage just as the clock in the cathedral
65 III, 1 |           joys and sorrows they had just summed up in one word. They
66 III, 1 |         church. The beadle, who was just then standing on the threshold
67 III, 1 |           day, in the open country, just as the sun beat most fiercely
68 III, 2 |             it’s a bouquet I bought just now from a beggar.”~Charles
69 III, 2 |         trouble himself, especially just now, when he would have
70 III, 2 |         black barege, twelve yards, just enough to make a gown.~“
71 III, 4 |         nature lie fallow. Besides, just think, my good friend, that
72 III, 5 |            now seemed allowed to do just as she liked.~Often her
73 III, 5 |              Yes.”~“Well, I saw her just now,” Charles went on, “
74 III, 5 |    Guillaumin to have a second one, just like the other, drawn up.~“
75 III, 5 |            said Emma. “She went out just now; but for the future
76 III, 6 |          Let’s go to Bridoux’. It’s just by here, in the Rue Malpalu.”~
77 III, 6 |            no longer there. She had just gone in a fit of anger.
78 III, 6 |             the love of God? Now be just. I must get back what I’
79 III, 6 |          what I’ve laid out. Now be just.”~She cried out against
80 III, 6 |             you, Monsieur Lheureux, just a few days more!” She was
81 III, 7 |           yellow paper that she had just torn off the door. Emma
82 III, 8 |             returned home, Emma had just gone out. He cried aloud,
83 III, 8 |      thought that he must lose her, just when she was confessing
84 III, 8 |    arsenious acid.”~Justin, who was just bringing in a pile of plates,
85 III, 8 |        colleague was silent, having just before privately received
86 III, 9 |           to keep off all miasmata. Just then the servant, Madame
87 III, 9 |            Madame Lefrancois. “Now, just come and help,” she said
88 III, 10|            Tostes once when you had just lost your first deceased?
89 III, 11|          from the dormer window had just blown towards the door.
90 III, 11|        opinion protects him.~He has just received the cross of the