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 1  I, 1  |            it on his knee.~“Rise,” repeated the master, “and tell me
 2  I, 1  |           yelled, barked, stamped, repeated “Charbovari! Charbovari”),
 3  I, 7  |        prods of her sunshade, Emma repeated to herself, “Good heavens!
 4  I, 8  |      dancing,” he said.~“Dancing?” repeated Emma.~“Yes!”~“Why, you must
 5  I, 9  |             What a vague name! She repeated it in a low voice, for the
 6  I, 9  |     displayed at the booksellers’, repeated in the newspapers, known
 7 II, 3  |            are to have some,” Emma repeated; “I will give you some.
 8 II, 4  |            almost by heart, and he repeated it from end to end, with
 9 II, 5  |          his whole person; and she repeated, pouting out her lips as
10 II, 5  |            or three times she even repeated, “He is so good!”~The clerk
11 II, 5  |          to go on smiling, to hear repeated to her at all hours that
12 II, 6  |    peaceful lamentation.~With this repeated tinkling the thoughts of
13 II, 6  |         Riboudet.’ The other day I repeated that just to Monsignor,
14 II, 6  |              I? Nothing! nothing!” repeated Emma.~And the glance she
15 II, 6  |           apron.~“Leave me alone,” repeated the young woman quite irritably.~
16 II, 6  |          went on.~“He is out.” She repeated, “He is out.”~Then there
17 II, 8  |           cocked hat to his breast repeated his bows, while Tuvache,
18 II, 8  | disturbances!”~“It comes one day,” repeated Rodolphe, “one day suddenly,
19 II, 8  |        Where is Catherine Leroux?” repeated the councillor.~She did
20 II, 8  |         the old woman by turns, he repeated in a fatherly tone—“Approach!
21 II, 8  |            for our fete.”~Rodolphe repeated in a low voice, and with
22 II, 9  |           the name of another!”~He repeated, “of another!” And he hid
23 II, 9  |           anger and annoyance. She repeated:~“Where are the horses?
24 II, 9  |        being transfigured her. She repeated, “I have a lover! a lover!”
25 II, 9  |            You here? You here?” he repeated. “How did you manage to
26 II, 12 |           stamping her feet as she repeated—~“Oh! what manners! What
27 II, 12 |          through his hair, and she repeated in a childlike voice, despite
28 II, 14 |            of his sentence, Homais repeated, “I—have—known—some!”~“Well,
29 II, 15 |    neighbouring streets huge bills repeated in quaint letters “Lucie
30 III, 2 |       redder than the currants, he repeated—~“Yes, from the Capharnaum!
31 III, 7 |            very tight foot-straps, repeated from time to time—“Allow
32 III, 8 |            have not got them!” she repeated several times. “You have
33 III, 8 |   extraordinary—very singular,” he repeated.~But she said in a firm
34 III, 8 |          beneath his nostrils, and repeated—~“Good! good!”~But he made
35 III, 9 |          Tuvache passing.”~Charles repeated like a machine—-~“Monsieur
36 III, 10|            show himself brave, and repeated several times. “Yes! courage!”~“
37 III, 10|             the crowing of a cock, repeated again and again, or the
38 III, 11|           his brain, he constantly repeated Sta viator. At last he hit