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 1  I, 8  |         Who is to prevent me?” she replied.~Then they warmed themselves
 2 II, 1  |       wouldn’t be much of a loss,” replied Monsieur Homais. “You would
 3 II, 1  |          He never talks more,” she replied. “Last week two travelers
 4 II, 1  |    objected the landlady.~“Parts!” replied Monsieur Homais; “he, parts!
 5 II, 2  |      Hirondelle.’”~“That is true,” replied Emma; “but moving about
 6 II, 2  |            very fond of music,” he replied.~“Ah! don’t you listen to
 7 II, 2  |          room reading.”~“Like me,” replied Leon. “And indeed, what
 8 II, 2  |          have experienced it,” she replied.~“That is why,” he said, “
 9 II, 2  |            Like Tostes, no doubt,” replied Emma; “and so I always subscribed
10 II, 3  |       Bournisien angry; old Bovary replied by a quotation from “La
11 II, 5  |        they?”~“A mere nothing,” he replied, “a mere nothing. But there’
12 II, 5  |      Monsieur Lheureux’s offer. He replied quite unconcernedly—~“Very
13 II, 5  |            to renew it?”~“No,” she replied.~“Why?”~“Because—”~And pursing
14 II, 5  |       continued Emma.~“Certainly,” replied the clerk.~And he began
15 II, 5  |          they say.”~“But with me,” replied Emma, “it was after marriage
16 II, 6  |              he added.~“Not well,” replied Emma; “I am ill.”~“Well,
17 II, 6  |       gesture of contempt.~“What!” replied the good fellow, quite astonished,
18 II, 6  |        pitied.”~“Others, too,” she replied.~“Assuredly. Town-labourers,
19 II, 6  |          even bread.”~“But those,” replied Emma, and the corners of
20 II, 6  |            friend!”~“So it seems,” replied the doctor. Then turning
21 II, 7  |        know what your wife wants?” replied Madame Bovary senior.~“She
22 II, 8  | contemptuously.~“Yes, I am going,” replied the druggist, astonished. “
23 II, 8  |         said Emma.~“That is true,” replied Rodolphe. “To think that
24 II, 8  |        rich—”~“Do not mock me,” he replied.~And she protested that
25 II, 8  |      pretty effect.”~“To be sure,” replied Homais; “but what can you
26 II, 8  |             but there are two,” he replied. “The small, the conventional,
27 II, 9  |           a little.~“Ah! you see,” replied he in a melancholy voice, “
28 II, 9  |   destinies now one?”~“Oh, no! she replied. “You know that well. It
29 II, 10 |          Your servant, madame,” he replied drily; and he went back
30 II, 10 |         the damp.”~“Nevertheless,” replied the tax-collector, with
31 II, 10 |             it’s rather warm,” she replied.~So the next day they talked
32 II, 10 |          Why, to defend yourself,” replied Emma.~“From your husband?
33 II, 11 |          which Monsieur Bournisien replied that he saw no objection;
34 II, 11 |          more; and at last Charles replied by an affirmative nod of
35 II, 12 |             I was only joking,” he replied; “the only thing I regret
36 II, 12 |              Ah! if you knew!” she replied.~And she began telling him
37 II, 12 |      reflected a few moments, then replied—~“We will take her! It can’
38 II, 12 |             We shall have others,” replied Emma; and, as if speaking
39 II, 13 |      shuddering.~“Who told me!” he replied, rather astonished at her
40 II, 14 |          not, doctor?”~“No doubt,” replied the doctor carelessly, either
41 II, 14 |     exclaimed the druggist.~“Sir!” replied the ecclesiastic, with such
42 II, 14 |            I only mean to say,” he replied in less brutal a tone, “
43 II, 15 |   moustache brushed her cheek. She replied carelessly—~“Oh, dear me,
44 II, 15 |      listening.~“Yes—a little,” he replied, undecided between the frankness
45 II, 15 |          performance.”~But Charles replied that they were going back
46 III, 1 |             He waited. At last she replied—~“I always suspected it.”~
47 III, 1 |             said Leon.~“Well!” she replied.~He was thinking how to
48 III, 1 |         now?”~“No, my friend,” she replied; “I am too old; you are
49 III, 1 |          very improper—”~“How so?” replied the clerk. “It is done at
50 III, 2 |         the matter?”~“What is it?” replied the druggist. “We are making
51 III, 2 |            the chimney.~“Yes,” she replied indifferently; “it’s a bouquet
52 III, 2 |            no one.”~“Unless Leon—” replied Charles, who was reflecting.
53 III, 4 |        question of the piano. Emma replied bitterly that it would be
54 III, 4 |       ruinous.”~“But lessons,” she replied, “are only of use when followed
55 III, 5 |          No,” said Emma.~“But,” he replied, “you seem so strange this
56 III, 5 |            Why, like all men,” she replied. Then added, repulsing him
57 III, 5 |          thunderclap. However, she replied quite naturally—~“Ah! no
58 III, 5 |          my boots?”~“It must,” she replied, “have fallen from the old
59 III, 5 |      Yonville doctor. The landlady replied that she very rarely came
60 III, 5 |        your power of attorney?” he replied.~The phrase came to her
61 III, 5 |           I give you the surplus,” replied Monsieur Lheureux impudently, “
62 III, 5 |     anything out of her, “Yes,” he replied; “but she wants to see the
63 III, 5 |           Emma, lying on a lounge, replied as quietly as possible—“
64 III, 5 |          trying to detain her, she replied—~“No, no! You love her better
65 III, 6 |         pleasure!” Monsieur Homais replied; “besides, I must invigorate
66 III, 6 |             Yes, another time,” he replied, turning on his heel.~That
67 III, 6 |          estate. The mother-in-law replied that she had nothing more,
68 III, 6 |           never does any harm,” he replied.~She turned coward; she
69 III, 7 |            said Charles.~“No,” she replied; “it is a window that has
70 III, 7 |      Lheureux, to which the notary replied from time to time with some
71 III, 7 |            dirtying it. The notary replied in a gallant tone—~“Beautiful
72 III, 7 |        Felicite named someone Emma replied—~“Impossible! they will
73 III, 7 |          her taxes.”~“Apparently!” replied the other.~They saw her
74 III, 8 |       charming as ever!”~“Oh,” she replied bitterly, “they are poor
75 III, 8 |            have suffered much.”~He replied philosophically—~“Such is
76 III, 8 |               I haven’t got them,” replied Rodolphe, with that perfect
77 III, 8 |           and to all questions she replied only with a shake of the
78 III, 8 |          Who drove you to it?”~She replied. “It had to be, my dear!”~“
79 III, 9 |       young woman.” and the priest replied that there was nothing to
80 III, 9 |            re afraid?”~“I afraid?” replied he, shrugging his shoulders. “
81 III, 9 |              They smell the dead,” replied the priest. “It’s like bees;
82 III, 9 |          her hair.~“Cut some off,” replied the druggist.~And as she
83 III, 10|         child! tell me—”~The other replied, sobbing, “I don’t know!