Part, Chapter

 1  I, 1  |        desks, and the “new fellow” remained for two hours in an exemplary
 2  I, 3  |        were present, at which they remained sixteen hours at table,
 3  I, 5  |            time at school, when he remained shut up within the high
 4  I, 8  |        escaped her, but the regret remained with her.~
 5  I, 9  | disappointment her heart once more remained empty, and then the same
 6  I, 9  |            of torpor, in which she remained without speaking, without
 7 II, 1  |    Flanders. Yonville-l’Abbaye has remained stationary in spite of its “
 8 II, 1  |            laying the cloth, Binet remained silent in his place near
 9 II, 2  |           bad, no doubt that which remained to be lived would be better.~
10 II, 3  |          patients did not come. He remained seated for hours without
11 II, 4  |            and she would thus have remained in her security when she
12 II, 5  |    civilities, that he should have remained till that day without gaining
13 II, 5  |     subsided, and afterwards there remained to her only an immense astonishment
14 II, 6  |         the top of her collar. She remained standing, leaning with her
15 II, 6  |          her away,” she said.~They remained alone—Madame Bovary, her
16 II, 8  |          himself nervous; and they remained thus, face to face, their
17 II, 8  |           go; and I followed you—I remained.”~“Manures!”~“And I shall
18 II, 8  |          dint of long service they remained half open, as if to bear
19 II, 9  |      meshes of the coral.~Rodolphe remained standing, and Emma hardly
20 II, 9  |            about her ride, and she remained sitting there with her elbow
21 II, 10 |        talk, that was certain. She remained until evening racking her
22 II, 11 |            a crime, and what still remained of it rumbled away beneath
23 II, 12 |            Emma declined; then she remained a few moments fingering
24 II, 13 |         last he went out. Felicite remained. She could bear it no longer;
25 II, 14 |        bottom of her heart, and it remained there more solemn and more
26 II, 14 |           them to her bedroom, and remained standing near the door,
27 III, 5 |           by the cinders, and Emma remained alone in the kitchen. Now
28 III, 5 |          the foot of the hill. She remained alone in the carriage. At
29 III, 6 |         Then the stranger, who had remained standing, casting right
30 III, 7 |        with no success.”~Then they remained sitting face to face at
31 III, 7 |          cords of the netting, and remained bare-headed in an attitude
32 III, 7 |           she went out.~The notary remained quite stupefied, his eyes
33 III, 7 |           her with a petticoat and remained standing by her side. Then,
34 III, 8 |            took his hand, and they remained some time, their fingers
35 III, 8 |         windows of the facade.~She remained lost in stupor, and having
36 III, 8 |           to her mouth. But Berthe remained perched on the bed.~“Oh,
37 III, 8 |         for her looking-glass, and remained some time bending over it,
38 III, 9 |      Hirondelle” coming in, and he remained with his forehead against
39 III, 9 |        what was necessary.~Charles remained alone the whole afternoon;
40 III, 11|            the boxes, where it had remained, and that the wind from
41 III, 11|         the bedroom, her own room, remained as before. After his dinner
42 III, 11|       francs seventy-five centimes remained, that served to pay for