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 1  I, 1  |       went back to his room and set to work again in his wet
 2  I, 1  |        and took upon herself to set matters straight. It was
 3  I, 1  |     could be a fool.~So Charles set to work again and crammed
 4  I, 2  |      the farm of the Bertaux to set a broken leg. Now from Tostes
 5  I, 2  |        wrapped up in his cloak, set out for the Bertaux. Still
 6  I, 2  |     upwards, planted with trees set out symmetrically, and the
 7  I, 2  |       these days he rose early, set off at a gallop, urging
 8  I, 4  |     turned up their sleeves and set about it themselves. According
 9  I, 4  |        sound more shrilly, then set off again, by turns lowering
10  I, 4  |     sweets. As he had only just set up on the place, he had
11  I, 4  |         he himself brought in a set dish that evoked loud cries
12  I, 4  |        a green field with rocks set in lakes of jam, nutshell
13  I, 5  |         shut the window, and he set off. And then along the
14  I, 6  |        used painted plates that set forth the story of Mademoiselle
15  I, 7  |        re-enter political life, set about preparing for his
16  I, 7  |       seated in their dog-cart, set out for Vaubyessard, with
17  I, 8  |     among groups of large trees set out at regular intervals,
18  I, 8  |     Marquis and Marchioness and set out again for Tostes.~Emma
19  I, 8  |  already! What was it that thus set so far asunder the morning
20  I, 9  |       anybody, and at times she set herself to express singular
21 II, 2  |       slept soundly since night set in.~Homais introduced himself;
22 II, 3  |     cellar; he explained how to set about getting in a supply
23 II, 3  |     Virgin were yet passed, she set out for the Rollets’ house,
24 II, 4  |        When the first cold days set in Emma left her bedroom
25 II, 4  |         me since I’m not in her set?”~He tortured himself to
26 II, 4  |        again deferred.~Often he set out with the determination
27 II, 6  |   finish reading there, why not set out at once? What prevented
28 II, 6  |         of details, in which he set forth the reasons for going
29 II, 6  |         as a plaster wall. Leon set off running.~From afar he
30 II, 6  |        Give him his head.” They set out, and Homais went back.~
31 II, 7  |        fresh wind of the meadow set trembling the leaves of
32 II, 8  |      which rose in a cadence of set steps with a single movement.
33 II, 8  |       gain? Monsieur Derozerays set himself this problem. From
34 II, 8  |        light, and the principal set piece, that was to represent
35 II, 9  |        the ground, Emma’s horse set off at a gallop.~Rodolphe
36 II, 9  |      his tongue. The two beasts set off at a trot.~Long ferns
37 II, 9  |      his pupil fixed, his teeth set, he advanced with outstretched
38 II, 11 |       that, like them, you will set us a good example. Thus,
39 II, 13 |     reflections, had decided to set out for Rouen. Now, as from
40 II, 13 |       midnight. Brain-fever had set in.~For forty-three days
41 II, 14 |         of her bed, a reliquary set in emeralds that she might
42 II, 14 |       day at eight o’clock they set out in the “Hirondelle.”~
43 II, 14 | kitchen-garden. Charles at once set out. He muddled up the stage-boxes
44 III, 1 |       And the lumbering machine set out. It went down the Rue
45 III, 1 |        the Carrefour Lafayette, set off down-hill, and entered
46 III, 2 |  celebrity. No one in the world set foot there, and he respected
47 III, 2 |         word! One might as well set up for a grocer. That’s
48 III, 2 |  forehead.~The next morning she set out in the “Hirondelle”
49 III, 4 |        up.”~And thus it was she set about obtaining her husband’
50 III, 5 |         desire to see Leon, she set out upon any pretext; and
51 III, 6 |    damage him later on, when he set up for himself. He implored
52 III, 7 |          but he, Leon, he would set about finding this indispensable
53 III, 7 |         their lost love. So she set out towards La Huchette,
54 III, 8 |       she had gone to Rouen, he set out along the highroad,
55 III, 10|         spurs to his boots, and set out at full speed; and the