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 1  I, 1 |    where there was only one old doctor. For a long time Madame
 2  I, 2 |   street below. He came for the doctor, had a letter for him. Natasie
 3  I, 2 |        of a ditch.~“Are you the doctor?” asked the child.~And on
 4  I, 2 |       as he caught sight of the doctor his elation subsided, and
 5  I, 2 |         The bandaging over, the doctor was invited by Monsieur
 6  I, 2 |        temples that the country doctor saw now for the first time
 7  I, 2 |       cured better by the first doctor of Yvetot, or even of Rouen.~
 8  I, 3 |     greatest attention upon the doctor because of his sad position,
 9  I, 4 |        the windows to see their doctor’s new wife.~The old servant
10  I, 7 |        gamekeeper, cured by the doctor of inflammation of the lungs,
11  I, 7 |     some superb cherries in the doctor’s little garden. Now cherry
12  I, 8 |         offering his arm to the doctor’s wife, conducted her to
13  I, 8 |       it is more becoming for a doctor,” she added.~Charles was
14  I, 8 |    served, which astonished the doctor.~Next, Mademoiselle d’Andervilliers
15  I, 9 |      had no ambition.~An Yvetot doctor whom he had lately met in
16  I, 9 |        Yonville-l’Abbaye, whose doctor, a Polish refugee, had decamped
17  I, 9 |       distance from the nearest doctor, what his predecessor had
18 II, 1 |         see to, and that of the doctor, his wife, and their servant;
19 II, 1 |  connections, a jurisconsult, a doctor, a chemist, should be thus
20 II, 2 |       than come straight to the doctor of the chemist. The climate,
21 II, 2 |       had already turned to the doctor, and was enumerating to
22 II, 2 |      greatest convenience for a doctor is a door giving on the
23 II, 2 |      summer’s night. But as the doctor’s house was only some fifty
24 II, 3 |         to have a chat with the Doctor.~Charles was dull: patients
25 II, 4 |  between the pair, he asked the doctor about his patients, and
26 II, 4 |      apprentice was fond of the doctor’s house.~“The young dog,”
27 II, 4 |      over, the druggist and the Doctor played dominoes, and Emma,
28 II, 4 |       see this rug. Why did the doctor’s wife give the clerk presents?
29 II, 5 |         he discoursed about the doctor’s patients.~“It’s the weather,
30 II, 5 |        even have to consult the doctor for a pain I have in my
31 II, 6 |        in the parish. But he is doctor of the body,” he added with
32 II, 6 |      against the wainscot.~“The doctor is not here?” he went on.~“
33 II, 6 |       So it seems,” replied the doctor. Then turning on his chair; “
34 II, 6 |       matches.”~“But,” said the doctor, “I fear for him that down
35 II, 7 |        considered him a greater doctor than all the doctors.~Emma
36 II, 7 |       he was coming towards the doctor’s house, followed by a peasant
37 II, 7 |  thoughtful air.~“Can I see the doctor?” he asked Justin, who was
38 II, 7 |        Sometimes,” answered the doctor, “one feels nothing at first,
39 II, 7 |        are always pestering the doctor and madame. On Wednesday,
40 II, 7 |        she is very pretty, this doctor’s wife. Fine teeth, black
41 II, 9 |         came in.~“Good morning, doctor,” Rodolphe said to him.~
42 II, 9 |       Rodolphe said to him.~The doctor, flattered at this unexpected
43 II, 10|  meantime. Excuse me. Good-day, doctor,” (for the chemist much
44 II, 10|   enjoyed pronouncing the word “doctor,” as if addressing another
45 II, 11|       rid of the varus; for the doctor did not dare to risk both
46 II, 11|      unfortunate I am!”~And the doctor left, always recommending
47 II, 11|          who was a celebrity.~A doctor of medicine, fifty years
48 II, 11|      amputation of the thigh by Doctor Canivet was a great event
49 II, 11|         of the “Lion d’Or,” the doctor, shouting very loud, ordered
50 II, 11|         count on you,” said the doctor. “Are we ready? Come along!”~
51 II, 12|        more convenient one. The doctor, of course, had again to
52 II, 14|       in her convalescence; the doctor had better think it over;
53 II, 14|    money, having thriven at the doctor’s as at a hospital, would
54 II, 14|       even hygienic; is it not, doctor?”~“No doubt,” replied the
55 II, 14|          No doubt,” replied the doctor carelessly, either because,
56 II, 14|     Monsieur Homais said to the doctor—~“That’s what I call a cock-fight.
57 II, 14|      gloves, and a bouquet. The doctor was much afraid of missing
58 III, 1|     with the wife of this small doctor he felt at his ease, sure
59 III, 1|        unless perhaps that of a doctor.”~With a slight shrug of
60 III, 2|      the work. Its author was a doctor! There are certain scientific
61 III, 2|     bill Bovary had signed. The doctor, of course, would do as
62 III, 4|        mind, and knocked at the doctor’s door. Madame was in her
63 III, 4|         quarter of an hour. The doctor seemed delighted to see
64 III, 5|          But perhaps,” said the doctor, “there are several Demoiselles
65 III, 5|        the wife of the Yonville doctor. The landlady replied that
66 III, 5|    would arrange matters if the doctor would sign him two bills,
67 III, 7|     What?”~“Oh, no one! And the doctor is crying. He is calling
68 III, 8|         Monsieur Canivet and to Doctor Lariviere. He lost his head,
69 III, 8|    corner of the market. It was Doctor Lariviere.~The apparition
70 III, 8|       skull-cap long before the doctor had come in.~He belonged
71 III, 8|   nothing more to be done.”~And Doctor Lariviere turned away.~“
72 III, 8| trotters.”~“Be quiet! Sit down, doctor!”~He thought fit, after
73 III, 8|        herself?”~“I don’t know, doctor, and I don’t even know where
74 III, 8| controlling himself—~“I wished, doctor, to make an analysis, and
75 III, 8|        Then the presence of the doctor transported him. He displayed
76 III, 8|         it himself.~“Saccharum, doctor?” said he, offering the
77 III, 8|         his unnoticed joke, the doctor opened the door. But the