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 1  I, 1  |         long porcelain pipes, not coming in at night till after the
 2  I, 2  |       mind grew weary, and, sleep coming upon him, he soon fell into
 3  I, 2  |         the first rays of the sun coming in through the window, was
 4  I, 3  |  remembrance of his wife suddenly coming back to him depressed him.
 5  I, 3  |          nor did Charles. The air coming in under the door blew a
 6  I, 9  |          a plate, to knock before coming into a room, to iron, starch,
 7 II, 1  |        wooden shoes.~The daylight coming through the plain glass
 8 II, 1  |         widow.~“Since that one is coming to pieces, Madame Lefrancois.
 9 II, 1  |         the “Hirondelle” were not coming. She started. A man dressed
10 II, 3  |          or of seeking its cause. Coming joys, like tropical shores,
11 II, 4  |           Or. Emma could hear him coming from afar; she leant forward
12 II, 4  |         Lion d’Or.~One evening on coming home Leon found in his room
13 II, 6  |         large for it.~“He is just coming,” he answered.~And in fact
14 II, 7  |         called to a patient. “I’m coming,” he stammered; and it was
15 II, 7  |        wore heavy gaiters; he was coming towards the doctor’s house,
16 II, 7  |           s the agricultural show coming on. She’ll be there. I shall
17 II, 8  |        protested that he was just coming. But when the president
18 II, 8  |          prefect seemed not to be coming, and the members of the
19 II, 8  |         not far away, that he was coming; and yet all the time she
20 II, 9  |         was like a spring morning coming into his room.~The yellow
21 II, 10 |       said stammering; “I am just coming from the nurse where my
22 II, 10 |       while going up; she is just coming down. Warm yourself at the
23 II, 10 |           it is time.”~“Yes, I am coming,” she answered.~Then, as
24 II, 10 |         in the alley.~“Someone is coming!” she said.~He blew out
25 II, 11 |     prevent Mere Lefrancois, from coming five days after, scared,
26 II, 11 |          dishonoured it. At last, coming back to the patient, he
27 II, 12 |        and necklaces. When he was coming she filled the two large
28 II, 12 |          of this when the servant coming in put on the mantelpiece
29 II, 12 |        anticipated delight of her coming happiness.~It was an eternal
30 II, 12 |      progress. He already saw her coming from school as the day drew
31 II, 12 |        she cried impetuously. And coming closer to him: “What ill
32 II, 13 |          do not, do you? You were coming confident and fearless,
33 II, 14 |         day drew in, the children coming back from school, dragging
34 II, 14 |           and Charles one day, on coming home, found three good-for-nothings
35 II, 14 |           contracted the habit of coming too often to the kitchen
36 II, 15 |             Leon?”~“Himself! He’s coming along to pay his respects.”
37 II, 15 |       soon came to an end.~People coming out of the theatre passed
38 III, 1 |           the Place. Emma was not coming yet. He went up again to
39 III, 1 |       bored, for she seemed never coming to an end.~Emma prayed,
40 III, 3 |         are in pain?” asked Leon, coming closer to her.~“Oh, it’s
41 III, 4 |           of hope. Some money was coming to her.~On the strength
42 III, 5 |         Monsieur Lheureux met her coming out of the Hotel de Boulogne
43 III, 6 |           saying—~“Presently! I’m coming! We’ll go to the ‘Fanal
44 III, 6 |       these days I have something coming in, I might—”~“Besides,”
45 III, 6 |         felt him near her; he was coming, and would carry her right
46 III, 7 |      Place du Parvis. People were coming out after vespers; the crowd
47 III, 8 |    another landscape. Madness was coming upon her; she grew afraid,
48 III, 9 |           it was the “Hirondelle” coming in, and he remained with
49 III, 9 |           him. He was continually coming upstairs.~He stood opposite
50 III, 9 |           to be sleeping.~Charles coming in did not wake them. It
51 III, 9 | window-sash with the fog that was coming in. There were few stars,
52 III, 9 |        undertaker’s men, who were coming in. Then Charles for two
53 III, 10|          the village; he was seen coming bending forward upon his
54 III, 10|           it. Here are the people coming. Dignity! Come now! Philosophy!”~
55 III, 10|     saluted with a nod those who, coming out from the lanes or from