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 1  I, 1(3)|             A devotion said at morning, noon, and evening, at the
 2  I, 1   |       have her chocolate every morning, attentions without end.
 3  I, 2   |    Towards four o’clock in the morning, Charles, well wrapped up
 4  I, 2   | feathers bristling in the cold morning wind. The flat country stretched
 5  I, 3   |              Chapter Three~One morning old Rouault brought Charles
 6  I, 5   |      happiness. In bed, in the morning, by her side, on the pillow,
 7  I, 5   |        sun on his back and the morning air in his nostrils, his
 8  I, 7   |        so that his hair in the morning was all tumbled pell-mell
 9  I, 8   |    thus set so far asunder the morning of the day before yesterday
10  I, 9   |   silent passion. And then one morning the Viscount had taken it
11  I, 9   |        to groom the mare every morning passed through the passage
12  I, 9   |        the portholes. But each morning, as she awoke, she hoped
13  I, 9   |      severe. The windows every morning were covered with rime,
14  I, 9   |   blouse, passed by. Night and morning the post-horses, three by
15 II, 1   |    Monsieur Homais, that since morning they have had about fifteen
16 II, 3   |     cap on head. It was in the morning, before the court opened.
17 II, 3   |      notice anything. So every morning Homais brought him “the
18 II, 3   |    tassels that he wore in the morning when he smoked his pipe
19 II, 3   |        well!” said Emma. “Good morning, Madame Rollet,” and she
20 II, 3   |    month, and I’d take it of a morning with some milk.”~After having
21 II, 4   |  occupied; for on Sundays from morning to night, and every morning
22 II, 4   |    morning to night, and every morning when the weather was bright,
23 II, 6   |        it, Madame Bovary. This morning I had to go to Bas-Diauville
24 II, 6   |       is going the round. This morning the paper alluded to it.
25 II, 7   |      Yonville.~The Place since morning had been blocked by a row
26 II, 8   |      agricultural show. On the morning of the solemnity all the
27 II, 8   |       of a stream on an autumn morning, floated above the table
28 II, 8   |       with verve the very next morning.~“Why these festoons, these
29 II, 9   |    when Charles came in.~“Good morning, doctor,” Rodolphe said
30 II, 9   |   fault with as too short.~One morning, when Charles had gone out
31 II, 9   |    slept. It was like a spring morning coming into his room.~The
32 II, 10  |   leaves swaying overhead.~One morning as she was thus returning,
33 II, 11  |      Monsieur Homais who since morning had been organising all
34 II, 11  |        prevent you from saying morning and evening a ‘Hail Mary,
35 II, 12  |        would superintend every morning on his way to his patients.
36 II, 12  |       did not fall asleep till morning, when the dawn whitened
37 III, 1  |      her that he had spent his morning in looking for her in all
38 III, 1  |       across the fields in the morning to her lover’s house. The
39 III, 1  |        he will come.”~The next morning, at the open window, and
40 III, 1  |      It was a beautiful summer morning. Silver plate sparkled in
41 III, 2  | kissing her forehead.~The next morning she set out in the “Hirondelle”
42 III, 3  |      brought them early in the morning.~Towards evening they took
43 III, 4  |       that at last on Saturday morning he escaped from his office.~
44 III, 5  |     that she had hidden in the morning under the seat, and sank
45 III, 5  |        had taken the left.~One morning, when she had gone, as usual,
46 III, 5  |     see the account.” The next morning at daybreak Emma ran to
47 III, 5  |       about two o’clock in the morning. No one there! He thought
48 III, 6  |     floor, while she read till morning extravagant books, full
49 III, 6  |     sat round the stove in the morning. Besides, he was soon to
50 III, 6  | gathered round her, and in the morning she found herself on the
51 III, 7  |         At nine o’clock in the morning she was awakened by the
52 III, 8  | reminded her, no doubt, of the morning of New Year’s day and Mid-Lent,
53 III, 9  |      longer, about four in the morning sighed—~“My word! I should
54 III, 11 |     him to Henri IV.~And every morning the druggist rushed for