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 1  I, 1  |           finally sent to school at Rouen, where his father took him
 2  I, 1  |            makes of this quarter of Rouen a wretched little Venice,
 3  I, 2  |        doctor of Yvetot, or even of Rouen.~As to Charles, he did not
 4  I, 3  |           Part of it was ordered at Rouen, and she made herself chemises
 5  I, 7  |             said, while he lived at Rouen, to go to the theatre to
 6  I, 9  |            to the last mouthful. At Rouen she saw some ladies who
 7  I, 9  |          some shop in a big town—at Rouen, for example, overlooking
 8  I, 9  |             must be! He took her to Rouen to see his old master. It
 9 II, 1  |  market-town twenty-four miles from Rouen, between the Abbeville and
10 II, 1  |            occasionally used by the Rouen wagoners on their way to
11 II, 2  |            among them the ‘Fanal de Rouen’ daily, having the advantage
12 II, 3  |         Homais had been summoned to Rouen to see the procurer of the
13 II, 3  |         with scrofula, the son of a Rouen hosier, whom his parents,
14 II, 3  |             expected shortly at the Rouen theatre.~“Are you going?”
15 II, 4  |            doing errands for him at Rouen; and the book of a novelist
16 II, 5  |             of these days, to go to Rouen on some office business.~“
17 II, 6  |          what would be the price at Rouen of a fine daguerreotypes.
18 II, 6  |            place as second clerk at Rouen; found none, and at last
19 II, 6  |            for him from Yonville to Rouen and from Rouen to Yonville;
20 II, 6  |          Yonville to Rouen and from Rouen to Yonville; and when Leon
21 II, 6  |              who was taking Leon to Rouen in his carriage.~The latter
22 II, 6  |           the sunset on the side of Rouen and then swiftly rolled
23 II, 6  |            was studying pharmacy at Rouen, I boarded in a boarding
24 II, 7  |             her nails; she wrote to Rouen for a blue cashmere gown;
25 II, 7  |             when she passed through Rouen, to go herself to the lending-library
26 II, 7  |     mistress. She was an actress at Rouen, whom he kept; and when
27 II, 8  |             Agricultural Society of Rouen, and which even procured
28 II, 8  |             later, in the “Final de Rouen,” there was a long article
29 II, 11 |            be persuaded. He sent to Rouen for Dr. Duval’s volume,
30 II, 11 |          intended for the “Fanal de Rouen.” He brought it for them
31 II, 11 |           Forges, as Neufchatel, as Rouen, everywhere! Who could say
32 II, 12 |           at an umbrella-maker’s at Rouen to give to Rodolphe. The
33 II, 12 |           going on some business to Rouen. Rodolphe would have booked
34 II, 13 |          had decided to set out for Rouen. Now, as from La Huchette
35 II, 13 |     Lariviere, his old master, from Rouen; he was in despair. What
36 II, 14 |         service between Arcueil and Rouen, which no doubt would not
37 II, 14 |        taking her to the theatre at Rouen to hear the illustrious
38 II, 14 |              You’ll cut a figure at Rouen.”~The diligence stopped
39 II, 15 | three-fourths on the shoulders of a Rouen lady in short sleeves, who
40 II, 15 |           beginning.~“So you are at Rouen?”~“Yes.”~“And since when?”~“
41 II, 15 |          come to spend two years at Rouen in a large office, in order
42 III, 1 |          like a child; but here, at Rouen, on the harbour, with the
43 III, 1 |        cardinals and archbishops of Rouen. That one was minister under
44 III, 2 |              and even the “Fanal de Rouen” lay on the ground, outspread
45 III, 2 |           the “Hirondelle” to go to Rouen to consult Monsieur Leon,
46 III, 5 |          blue tilbury to drive into Rouen, drawn by an English horse
47 III, 5 |            Demoiselles Lempereur at Rouen who are music-mistresses.”~“
48 III, 5 |              who was driving him to Rouen. Then he went down to give
49 III, 5 |        friend, Vincart, a broker at Rouen, who would discount these
50 III, 5 |         Lormeaux no longer lived at Rouen.~“She probably stayed to
51 III, 6 |             days I shall turn up at Rouen, and we’ll go the pace together.”~
52 III, 6 |             said suddenly, “here at Rouen. To be sure your lady-love
53 III, 6 |           We’ll go to the ‘Fanal de Rouen’ to see the fellows there.
54 III, 6 |         sent by Monsieur Vincart of Rouen. He took out the pins that
55 III, 6 |             which she had bought at Rouen in an Algerian’s shop. In
56 III, 7 |            day, Sunday, she went to Rouen to call on all the brokers
57 III, 7 |            perfectly white sky. The Rouen folk, in Sunday-clothes,
58 III, 8 |            fancying she had gone to Rouen, he set out along the highroad,
59 III, 9 |             thorn hedge, or else at Rouen in the streets, on the threshold
60 III, 11|          for Justin had run away to Rouen, where he was a grocer’s
61 III, 11|         could read in the “Fanal de Rouen” editorials such as these—~“
62 III, 11|            and he made a journey to Rouen together to look at some
63 III, 11|             made another journey to Rouen, Charles decided in favour