Part, Chapter

 1  I, 1 |             age.”~The “new fellow,” standing in the corner behind the
 2  I, 1 |            moments in the sacristy, standing up, hurriedly, between a
 3  I, 2 |         pillow to read it. Natasie, standing near the bed, held the light.
 4  I, 2 |        before leaving, he found her standing, her forehead against the
 5  I, 5 |          mane of the old white mare standing motionless at the door.
 6  I, 6 |      trembling in the water, where, standing out in relief like white
 7  I, 7 |            seemed a brown colonnade standing out against a background
 8  I, 8 |          the drawing room, Emma saw standing round the table men with
 9  I, 8 |           occupied by groups of men standing up and talking and servants
10  I, 8 |        spent five consecutive hours standing bolt upright at the card
11 II, 1 |       tracks, and these brick-tones standing out in narrow streaks against
12 II, 1 |            parcels, which he threw, standing upright on his seat and
13 II, 3 |            magistrate receiving him standing up, ermine on shoulder and
14 II, 4 |         behind her gave her advice.~Standing up with his hands on the
15 II, 5 |            she had down there, Leon standing up with one hand behind
16 II, 5 |             sad, so sad, to see her standing upright on the threshold
17 II, 6 | sticking-plaster, he found his wife standing by the cradle.~“I assure
18 II, 6 |            her collar. She remained standing, leaning with her shoulder
19 II, 8 |          Lefrancois, the innkeeper. Standing on her kitchen-steps she
20 II, 8 |           common herd was opposite, standing up or sitting on chairs.
21 II, 8 |             all the windows, others standing at doors, and Justin, in
22 II, 9 |            coral.~Rodolphe remained standing, and Emma hardly answered
23 II, 10|          taxcollector again. He was standing in front of the counter,
24 II, 12|       formed as it were a white hut standing out in the shade, and by
25 II, 13|           upon the pillow.~Charles, standing up, was at the back of the
26 II, 14|           her bedroom, and remained standing near the door, motionless
27 II, 15|          and they had said good-bye standing at the window. But soon
28 II, 15|          back into her life? He was standing behind her, leaning with
29 III, 1|         ante-room, ready to go out, standing on the last stair; you were
30 III, 1|   disengaged.~And as they were both standing up, he behind her, and Emma
31 III, 1|           beadle, who was just then standing on the threshold in the
32 III, 1|           towards Emma.~The beadle, standing aloof, was inwardly angry
33 III, 2|             their hands. Justin was standing up with bowed head, and
34 III, 5|       passengers who waited for it, standing at the border of the road,
35 III, 5|           brown head and white skin standing out against this purple
36 III, 6|           and supplication.~She was standing; up, her large flashing
37 III, 6|          stranger, who had remained standing, casting right and left
38 III, 6|      rapaciously, her peasant blood standing her in good stead. Then
39 III, 7|            a petticoat and remained standing by her side. Then, as she