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 1  I, 1  |       played hop-scotch under the church porch on rainy days, and
 2  I, 2  |       fuss, or showing herself at church on Sundays in a silk gown
 3  I, 4  |         after the ceremony in the church. The procession, first united
 4  I, 4  |           take a turn towards the church. As he was afraid, however,
 5  I, 6  |   enthusiasms, that had loved the church for the sake of the flowers,
 6  I, 8  |      re-echoed through it as in a church.~Opposite rose a straight
 7  I, 9  |          the people came out from church. The women in waxed clogs,
 8  I, 9  |        day from the mairie to the church, sombre and waiting for
 9 II, 1  |          finest in the place.~The Church is on the other side of
10 II, 1  |        regular green squares. The church was rebuilt during the last
11 II, 1  |           at once gravedigger and church beadle (thus making a double
12 II, 1  |          evening, he left for the church, from which the Angelus
13 II, 1  |         but I don’t need to go to church to kiss silver plates, and
14 II, 5  |         in the housework, went to church regularly, and looked after
15 II, 6  |         that she went towards the church, included to no matter what
16 II, 6  |         coping. At the end of the church a lamp was burning, the
17 II, 6  |          pell-mell, fled into the church.~“These young scamps!” murmured
18 II, 6  |           to time looked into the church, where the kneeling boys
19 II, 6  |           a bound he ran into the church.~The boys were just then
20 II, 6  |    husband.”~And he went into the church making a genuflexion as
21 II, 7  |           line of houses from the church to the inn. On the other
22 II, 8  |        the Place, in front of the church, a kind of bombarde was
23 II, 8  | gravedigger, who was carrying the church chairs about amongst the
24 II, 8  |          to fetch others from the church. He caused such confusion
25 II, 9  |          yards, the walls and the church steeple. Emma half closed
26 II, 14 |     visitors, and even frequented church less assiduously, to the
27 II, 14 |      between his fingers, “if the Church has condemned the theatre,
28 II, 15 |        path as they walked to the church. Oh, why had not she, like
29 III, 1 |         he resolutely entered the church. The beadle, who was just
30 III, 1 |        see the curiosities of the church?”~“No!” said the other.~
31 III, 1 |         without streamed into the church in three enormous rays from
32 III, 1 |    chapels and dark places of the church sometimes rose sounds like
33 III, 1 |           of yielding virtue. The church like a huge boudoir spread
34 III, 1 |           to the stillness of the church, that only heightened the
35 III, 1 |        see the curiosities of the church?”~“Oh, no!” cried the clerk.~“
36 III, 1 |           become petrified in the church like the stones, would vanish
37 III, 1 |          Leon, rushing out of the church.~A lad was playing about
38 III, 1 |        she might go back into the church. At last the cab appeared.~“
39 III, 7 |      Lestiboudois in front of the church, saw her go in to the tax-collector’
40 III, 9 |          a state of grace (as the Church has it), and then she has
41 III, 9 |       were weighing upon her.~The church clock struck two. They could
42 III, 10|           three chasubles for the church, and that he would go barefooted
43 III, 10|       Lestiboudois went about the church with his whalebone stick.
44 III, 10|          came from the end of the church, and stopped short at the
45 III, 10|     coffin, and everyone left the church.~Then Justin appeared at
46 III, 11|         one hundred francs to the church, and denounced abuses, aired
47 III, 11|         week he was seen going to church in the evening. Monsieur