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 1  I, 1  |     making his spurs ring as he walked, wearing whiskers that ran
 2  I, 2  |     little taller; and when she walked in front of him, the wooden
 3  I, 4  |   loitered to talk. The fiddler walked in front with his violin,
 4  I, 8  |          Charles was silent. He walked up and down waiting for
 5  I, 8  |         day was a long one. She walked about her little garden,
 6  I, 9  |       her finger on the map she walked about the capital. She went
 7  I, 9  |    harbour, near the theatre—he walked up and down all day from
 8 II, 3  |  blowing; Emma felt weak as she walked; the stones of the pavement
 9 II, 3  |    trees. The two, side by side walked slowly, she leaning upon
10 II, 3  |        herself to and fro.~Leon walked up and down the room; it
11 II, 3  |        Monsieur Leon’s arm. She walked fast for some time, then
12 II, 3  | companion heard nothing as they walked but the fall of their steps
13 II, 7  |         the carpet where he had walked, from those empty chairs
14 II, 7  |  slippery banks.~They had often walked there to the murmur of the
15 II, 8  |     more about it, the druggist walked off rapidly with a smile
16 II, 8  |   Bovary lost her breath; so he walked more slowly, and, smiling
17 II, 8  |      passed close to them. They walked along holding one another
18 II, 8  |      took notes in a book as he walked along. This was the president
19 II, 8  |       over her face; and as she walked away they could hear her
20 II, 8  |  separated at her door; then he walked about alone in the meadow
21 II, 9  |        shoes the horses as they walked kicked the fallen fir cones
22 II, 9  |     fastened up the horses. She walked on in front on the moss
23 II, 9  |      supported her thus as they walked along.~But they heard the
24 II, 10 |       with terror, nevertheless walked on, and a man stepped out
25 II, 12 |     asked him.~“Yes.”~Then they walked round a garden-bed, and
26 II, 13 |    beneath the dead leaves; she walked slowly, dragging along her
27 II, 15 |    trees that shook when anyone walked, and the velvet caps, cloaks,
28 II, 15 |         the little path as they walked to the church. Oh, why had
29 II, 15 |  movements of his chest, and he walked from right to left with
30 III, 1 |       day about five o’clock he walked into the kitchen of the
31 III, 1 |       went out, smoked a cigar, walked up three streets, thought
32 III, 1 |          Leon with solemn steps walked along by the walls. Life
33 III, 1 |         her.~Emma was pale. She walked fast.~“Read!” she said,
34 III, 1 |      said.~Making no answer, he walked on with a rapid step; and
35 III, 1 |        and a woman got out, who walked with her veil down, and
36 III, 2 |         they went out.~First he walked up and down with the open
37 III, 5 |       ready too early. Next she walked up and down, went to the
38 III, 5 |         corners of streets. She walked with downcast eyes, close
39 III, 5 |      from beneath his hat.~Leon walked along the pavement. She
40 III, 5 |     said she had the day before walked on the right side of a road,
41 III, 5 |     greedy, voluptuous; and she walked about the streets with him
42 III, 6 |       not stir.~After dinner he walked about alone in the garden;
43 III, 6 |        would it all end? And he walked up and down, his hands behind
44 III, 6 |    overlooked some gardens. She walked rapidly; the fresh air calming
45 III, 7 | profound than her love; and she walked on weeping beneath her veil,
46 III, 7 |          to crush them, and she walked rapidly straight on, pale,
47 III, 8 |        She asked herself as she walked along, “What am I going
48 III, 8 |         out along the highroad, walked a mile, met no one, again
49 III, 10|       pass. Charles at the head walked erect. He affected a brave
50 III, 10|      men, three on either side, walked slowly, panting a little.
51 III, 10|       coffin. The tired bearers walked more slowly, and it advanced
52 III, 11|         imitate the ribband. He walked round it with folded arms,
53 III, 11|       man, who wept aloud as he walked up and down.~In the evening