Part, Chapter

 1  I, 1  |       school uniform, and a school servant carrying a large desk. Those
 2  I, 1  |         for walks he talked to the servant, who, like himself, came
 3  I, 2  |            outside their door. The servant opened the garret-window
 4  I, 2  |          horse, and, following the servant, suddenly came in behind
 5  I, 2  |        large fire was blazing. The servant’s breakfast was boiling
 6  I, 2  |           of windowpane, while the servant tore up sheets to make bandages,
 7  I, 4  |         doctor’s new wife.~The old servant presented herself, curtsied
 8  I, 7  |       something to eat, and as the servant had gone to bed, Emma waited
 9  I, 8  |       frightened all his family. A servant behind his chair named aloud
10  I, 8  |            to the billiard room. A servant got upon a chair and broke
11  I, 9  |        lady’s-maid of her. The new servant obeyed without a murmur,
12  I, 9  |          very simple dish that the servant had spoilt, but that Charles
13  I, 9  |            go down and talk to the servant, but a sense of shame restrained
14  I, 9  |           she had well scolded her servant she gave her presents or
15 II, 1  |        doctor, his wife, and their servant; the billiard-room was echoing
16 II, 1  |    screaming of the fowls whom the servant was chasing in order to
17 II, 2  |         had been at table; for the servant Artemis, carelessly dragging
18 II, 3  |          their mother. Besides the servant to look after them, they
19 II, 3  |       useful at the same time as a servant.~The druggist proved the
20 II, 3  |          brandy, he often sent the servant to the Lion d’Or to buy
21 II, 3  |    declared in the presence of her servant that “Madame Bovary was
22 II, 4  |          morsel, or turning to the servant, gave her some advice on
23 II, 4  |     believe he’s in love with your servant!”~But a more serious fault
24 II, 5  |          service; your very humble servant.” And he closed the door
25 II, 5  |    regularly, and looked after her servant with more severity.~She
26 II, 5  |            t you tell master?” the servant asked her when she came
27 II, 6  |          bell-rope, called for the servant with all her might, and
28 II, 6  |          But she returned, and the servant brought Berthe, who was
29 II, 7  |    Felicite, and, taking him for a servant of the house—“Tell him that
30 II, 7  |           the chemist arrived. The servant had been to fetch him in
31 II, 7  |             however, dismissed his servant, advising him to calm himself,
32 II, 7  |         brat on our hands, and the servant, the neighbours, and husband,
33 II, 8  |            with a low crown.~“Your servant! Excuse me, I am in a hurry.”
34 II, 8  |    Theodore, Monsieur Guillaumin’s servant, and although she detested
35 II, 10 |         turning on her heel.~“Your servant, madame,” he replied drily;
36 II, 10 |           Emma wanted to bribe her servant with a present, but it would
37 II, 10 |          at the top of a rick. The servant was holding her by her skirt.
38 II, 10 |           she gave her back to the servant, who stood quite thunderstricken
39 II, 11 |            Homais, in spite of the servant, suddenly entered the room,
40 II, 12 |            expecting a prince. The servant had to be constantly washing
41 II, 12 |    Theodore, Monsieur Guillaumin’s servant, was beginning to pay court
42 II, 12 |           spoiling them!” said the servant, who wasn’t so particular
43 II, 12 |  Lestiboudois, two quarters to the servant, for any quantity of other
44 II, 12 |           get out of this when the servant coming in put on the mantelpiece
45 II, 12 |            to love best. I am your servant, your concubine! You are
46 II, 13 |       propriety’s sake because the servant came in. She put back into
47 II, 14 |            household, now that the servant was mistress, became terrible.
48 II, 14 |         little meals, rang for the servant to inquire about her gruel
49 II, 14 |             she was angry with the servant, who had asked to go out,
50 II, 15 |       scene between Ashton and his servant, the grand duet in D major,
51 III, 1 |    gentleman isn’t in,” answered a servant.~This seemed to him a good
52 III, 2 |      pulled in his horses and, the servant, climbing up to the window,
53 III, 5 |            matter! She excused the servant. This girl now seemed allowed
54 III, 6 |          love to—”~“To whom?”~“The servant!”~He was not joking; but
55 III, 6 |            them to his lips when a servant appeared to tell the gentleman
56 III, 6 |           to Vincart. She sent her servant for him. He could not come.
57 III, 6 |          at once his clerk and his servant.~Then, his clogs clattering
58 III, 6 |          for her mother.~“Call the servant,” said Charles. “You know,
59 III, 6 |        Berthe asleep yonder in the servant’s room. Then a cart filled
60 III, 6 |            coupons of No. 14.”~The servant appeared. Emma understood,
61 III, 7 |          one another silently. The servant and mistress had no secret
62 III, 7 |         know the house through the servant, has the master spoken sometimes
63 III, 8 | half-asleep, was carried in on the servant’s arm in her long white
64 III, 9 |            miasmata. Just then the servant, Madame Lefrancois, and
65 III, 10|        that Theodore, the notary’s servant wore a blue coat, “as if