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 1  I, 1  |         master.~He stood up; his cap fell. The whole class began to
 2  I, 1  |     president, remembered when bills fell due, got them renewed, and
 3  I, 1  |              It was close, the child fell asleep, and the good man,
 4  I, 2  |             coming upon him, he soon fell into a doze wherein, his
 5  I, 2  |         soiled by the fine dust that fell from the granaries. The
 6  I, 3  |          fields to be quite alone. I fell at the foot of a tree; I
 7  I, 6  |          Walter Scott, later on, she fell in love with historical
 8  I, 7  |              something extraordinary fell upon her life; she was invited
 9  I, 8  |            simple guipure fichu that fell in a point at the back.
10  I, 8  |         cravats, their long whiskers fell over their turned-down collars,
11  I, 8  |            where panting, she almost fell, and for a moment rested
12  I, 8  |       over-filled nests of serpents, fell long green cords interlacing.
13  I, 9  |            large knot of ribbon that fell over her instep. She had
14 II, 3  | black-velvety collar. His brown hair fell over it, straight and carefully
15 II, 4  |         turned-up hair a dark colour fell over her back, and growing
16 II, 4  |            the shade. Then her dress fell on both sides of her chair,
17 II, 5  |            not help smiling, and she fell asleep, her soul filled
18 II, 6  |           oil. A long ray of the sun fell across the nave and seemed
19 II, 6  |              of the setting sun that fell full upon his face paled
20 II, 6  |            she cast round her slowly fell upon the old man in the
21 II, 6  |            light of the window-panes fell with soft undulations.~The
22 II, 6  |           her with her elbow.~Berthe fell at the foot of the drawers
23 II, 6  |          calm voice, “the little one fell down while she was playing,
24 II, 6  |              bent forward.~The light fell on it as on a piece of marble,
25 II, 6  |       poplars, and suddenly the rain fell; it pattered against the
26 II, 7  |            chair-back creak. His hat fell off.~“I thought as much,”
27 II, 8  |            visor of his helmet, that fell down on his nose. His lieutenant,
28 II, 8  |              had been read, each one fell back into his place again,
29 II, 8  |        shakos, the folds of her gown fell along the walls, and days
30 II, 9  |            which the rays of the sun fell, shone in the looking-glass
31 II, 9  |              and her large blue veil fell about her.~It was early
32 II, 9  |           and through her veil, that fell sideways from her man’s
33 II, 10 |            he turned to the wall and fell asleep. She escaped, smiling,
34 II, 10 |           low words were spoken that fell on their souls sonorous,
35 II, 11 |              as soon as he could, he fell back upon matters of religion,
36 II, 11 |         violently that the barometer fell from the wall and smashed
37 II, 12 |           that head whose black hair fell in a curl over the sunburnt
38 II, 12 |             already disappeared. She fell back in despair.~Soon, however,
39 II, 12 |             hair upon her neck; they fell in a thick mass, negligently,
40 II, 13 |               Emma uttered a cry and fell back rigid to the ground.~
41 II, 13 |             flowed from her eyes and fell slowly upon the pillow.~
42 II, 14 |           all this mass of hair that fell to her knees unrolling in
43 II, 15 |         cloak.~His large Spanish hat fell at a gesture he made, and
44 II, 15 |              my dreams!”~The curtain fell.~The smell of the gas mingled
45 II, 15 |        filled the corridors, and she fell back in her arm-chair with
46 II, 15 |         spring evening when the rain fell upon the green leaves, and
47 III, 1 |            consent of her eyes. They fell upon him full of an icy
48 III, 1 |             on a chair, and his eyes fell upon a blue stained window
49 III, 5 |             her hair arranged. Night fell; the gas was lighted in
50 III, 5 |            lashed his wounds, and he fell back into the mud with a
51 III, 5 |            bills were paid when they fell due; but the fourth, by
52 III, 6 |             Lheureux.” But he always fell back upon “that rascal Vincart.”
53 III, 6 |         other fifteen hundred francs fell due. She renewed the bills,
54 III, 6 |             away in a kiss.~Then she fell back exhausted, for these
55 III, 7 |             choking; unlace me!” She fell on the bed sobbing. Nurse
56 III, 8 |           her face; the melting snow fell drop by drop from the buds
57 III, 8 |              uttered a sharp cry. He fell back terror-stricken.~Then
58 III, 8 |            not keep back a tear that fell on his shirt-frill.~He tried
59 III, 8 |              it, until the big tears fell from her eyes. Then she
60 III, 8 |             her head with a sigh and fell back upon the pillows.~Her
61 III, 8 |       petticoat has flown away.”~She fell back upon the mattress in
62 III, 9 |            threw himself upon it and fell asleep.~Although a philosopher,
63 III, 9 |   confessional, for example?”~Homais fell foul of the confessional.
64 III, 9 |               The wax of the candles fell in great drops upon the
65 III, 10|          recovered consciousness, he fell, weeping, into Bovary’s
66 III, 11|             dolls. Then, if his eyes fell upon the workbox, a ribbon
67 III, 11|           was about to clasp her she fell into decay in his arms.~
68 III, 11|            she pushed him gently. He fell to the ground. He was dead.~