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 1  I, 1 |        about quite naked like the young of animals. As opposed to
 2  I, 1 |           him, and even said the “young man” had a very good memory.~
 3  I, 2 |        was heard near the pond.~A young woman in a blue merino dress
 4  I, 2 |           against the back of the young girl bending beneath him.
 5  I, 2 |         yet? Ah! it was because a young lady was there, some one
 6  I, 3 |        had been saying, “The poor young man! what a loss!” His name
 7  I, 4 |       with leather hoods, and the young people from the nearer villages
 8  I, 4 |  compliments of the bar to a fair young peasant. She bowed, blushed,
 9  I, 6 |     balustrade of a balcony was a young man in a short cloak, holding
10  I, 6 |      cloak, holding in his arms a young girl in a white dress wearing
11  I, 7 |          mistake, in inviting the young couple.~On Wednesday at
12  I, 8 |         point at the back. A fair young woman sat in a high-backed
13  I, 8 |        mature in the faces of the young. In their unconcerned looks
14  I, 8 |      talking of Italy with a pale young woman wearing a parure of
15  I, 8 |      circle gathered round a very young man who the week before
16  I, 8 |            Emma saw the hand of a young woman throw something white,
17  I, 8 |         The Marquis, to amuse the young woman, took her to see the
18  I, 9 |           took into her service a young girl of fourteen, an orphan
19 II, 1 |           a roadway, planted with young aspens, that leads in a
20 II, 1 |         what he eats. Such a nice young man! Never speaks a rough
21 II, 2 |       other side of the chimney a young man with fair hair watched
22 II, 2 |           Bovary, speaking to the young man.~“Oh, very few,” he
23 II, 3 |          a remarkable thing for a young man. Then he had some accomplishments;
24 II, 3 |      heard the Marchioness call a young lady Berthe; from that moment
25 II, 3 |   influence upon the ideas of the young woman, took care to hurry
26 II, 3 |     rested on the shoulder of the young man, whose frock-coat had
27 II, 3 | dinner-hour at the farms, and the young woman and her companion
28 II, 4 |        forward listening, and the young man glided past the curtain,
29 II, 4 |          the doctor’s house.~“The young dog,” he said, “is beginning
30 II, 5 |           He was such a rake as a young man! Those sort of people,
31 II, 6 |      tinkling the thoughts of the young woman lost themselves in
32 II, 6 |           into the church.~“These young scamps!” murmured the priest, “
33 II, 6 |           me alone,” repeated the young woman quite irritably.~Her
34 II, 6 |   Monsieur Homais suspected some “young man’s affair” at the bottom
35 II, 6 |             so we’ve sent off our young friend!”~“So it seems,”
36 II, 7 |           light fingers about the young fellow’s neck. Then she
37 II, 8 |           the sowing of seed, the young man was explaining to the
38 II, 8 |         man was explaining to the young woman that these irresistible
39 II, 9 |           Oh, Rodolphe!” said the young woman slowly, leaning on
40 II, 12|           is that for?” asked the young fellow, passing his hand
41 II, 12|         Leave the room!” said the young woman, springing up with
42 II, 12|          would find her some good young fellow with a steady business;
43 II, 14|      Voltaire, for the Use of the Young,” etc.~Madame Bovary’s mind
44 II, 14|        off to a T. He sets down a young swell who had seduced a
45 II, 14|           place in the hands of a young girl, and I should be sorry
46 II, 14|       they haven’t the sense when young to lay by. Well, a pleasant
47 II, 15|   tarnished by steam of lead. The young beaux were strutting about
48 II, 15|           of another world. But a young woman stepped forward, throwing
49 II, 15|          itself to his hopes, the young man sang the praises of
50 III, 1|       which called forth his, the young man declared that he had
51 III, 1|           am too old; you are too young. Forget me! Others will
52 III, 1|         it; and contemplating the young man with a moved look, she
53 III, 1|           bunches of violets.~The young man took one. It was the
54 III, 1|            she began to pray.~The young man was irritated at this
55 III, 2|        don’t—know,” stammered the young fellow.~“Ah! you don’t know!
56 III, 4|         assured me that her three young ladies who are at La Misericorde
57 III, 5|        like two spouses eternally young. They said “our room,” “
58 III, 5|        ask him, laughing, how his young woman was.~Often they had
59 III, 5|         passed between them.”~The young man believed her, but none
60 III, 5|       happy?” gently answered the young man passing his hands over
61 III, 6|    qualities, he didn’t dislike a young girl.~Leon watched the clock
62 III, 6|       deny that at Yonville—”~The young man stammered something.~“
63 III, 6|         few compliments. Then the young man, to be alone, alleged
64 III, 6|        with his work, helped by a young girl of about thirteen,
65 III, 6|         of purity, and there grow young again.~She went out, crossed
66 III, 7|     encouraging look, so that the young man felt himself growing
67 III, 8|     chemist.~At this question the young man dropped the whole lot
68 III, 9|           about this “unfortunate young woman.” and the priest replied