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 1  I, 1  |         board, got him furniture, table and two chairs, sent home
 2  I, 2  |          laid for two on a little table at the foot of a huge bed
 3  I, 3  |        ceiling. Some flies on the table were crawling up the glasses
 4  I, 3  |    opposite the fire, on a little table brought to him all ready
 5  I, 3  |         remained sixteen hours at table, began again the next day,
 6  I, 4  |          sit at the bottom of the table), wore their best blouses—
 7  I, 4  |       little birds from afar.~The table was laid under the cart-shed.
 8  I, 4  |       with the least shake of the table, had designed on their smooth
 9  I, 4  |     granary, and then returned to table. Some towards the finish
10  I, 5  |      about six paces wide, with a table, three chairs, and an office
11  I, 6  |           in the refectory at the table of the good sisters, and
12  I, 8  |       Emma saw standing round the table men with grave faces, their
13  I, 8  |   majority, sat down at the first table in the vestibule; the ladies
14  I, 8  |           the whole length of the table; and in the large-bordered
15  I, 8  |           at the upper end of the table, alone amongst all these
16  I, 9  |          her own desires. Even at table she had her book by her,
17  I, 9  |          lines along the oilcloth table cover with the point of
18 II, 1  |           and on the long kitchen table, amid the quarters of raw
19 II, 1  |        may say what you like; his table is better than yours; and
20 II, 1  |         speaking to herself, “the table that comes in so handy for
21 II, 2  |          showing off, had had the table laid for four.~Homais asked
22 II, 2  |           a half they had been at table; for the servant Artemis,
23 II, 3  |        Monsieur Binet, already at table. The dinner of the evening
24 II, 4  |        would get up and order the table to be laid.~Monsieur Homais
25 II, 4  |         had taken his seat at the table between the pair, he asked
26 II, 4  |            leant her elbow on the table, turning over the leaves
27 II, 5  |       down a green bandbox on the table, and began by complaining
28 II, 5  |            with both hands on the table, his neck stretched out,
29 II, 7  |            both his elbows on the table, sitting in an arm-chair
30 II, 7  |          phrases when they met at table and in the evening before
31 II, 7  |        arms. He seated him on the table with his back resting against
32 II, 7  |         basin to put it under the table. With the movement she made
33 II, 7  |       francs on the corner of the table, bowed negligently, and
34 II, 8  |       three stools from the round table under the bust of the monarch,
35 II, 8  |          ruffled the cloth on the table, and in the square below
36 II, 8  |        morning, floated above the table between the hanging lamps.
37 II, 9  |          big pipe that lay on the table by the bed, amongst lemons
38 II, 11 |           hospitals, near by on a table lay a heap of lint, with
39 II, 11 |        his neck; they sat down to table; he ate much, and at dessert
40 II, 11 |           you approached the holy table? I understand that your
41 II, 12 |         Lheureux placed it on her table.~But the next day he called
42 II, 13 |        madame; the soup is on the table.”~And she had to go down
43 II, 13 |          had to go down to sit at table.~She tried to eat. The food
44 II, 13 |           pretext for leaving the table. Then she became a coward;
45 II, 13 |        the house ran thither. The table with all the plates was
46 II, 14 |       they were turning the night table covered with syrups into
47 II, 14 |         the kitchen seated at the table eating soup. She had her
48 II, 14 |     bottle perpendicularly on the table, and after the strings are
49 III, 2 |       sugar, of the scales on the table, and of the pans on the
50 III, 2 |        apoplexy as he got up from table, and by way of greater precaution,
51 III, 5 |        fireside on a little round table, inlaid with rosewood. Emma
52 III, 5 | pocket-book, he spread out on the table four bills to order, each
53 III, 6 |        clock they were still at a table opposite each other. The
54 III, 7 |          fancying they saw on the table, in the light of the yellow
55 III, 7 |         Potiphar.” The ready-laid table, the two silver chafing-dishes,
56 III, 8 |        the candles burning on the table. They reminded her, no doubt,
57 III, 8 |       liked to make his coffee at table, having, moreover, torrefied
58 III, 11|        there. He pushed the round table in front of the fire, and
59 III, 11|        pin left in a crack of the table, he began to dream, and
60 III, 11|      Franklin recited Pythagoras’ table in a breath. He was the
61 III, 11|      public-house.~Leaning on the table opposite him, he chewed