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 1  I, 2 |           wooden soles springing up quickly struck with a sharp sound
 2  I, 5 |           her again; he turned back quickly, ran up the stairs with
 3  I, 7 |           As to the piano, the more quickly her fingers glided over
 4  I, 8 |             the cigar case threw it quickly to the back of the cupboard.~
 5  I, 9 |             fire. It flared up more quickly than dry straw. Then it
 6 II, 3 |            up and bowed. She nodded quickly and reclosed the window.~
 7 II, 5 |             surprise.~“Ah!” said he quickly and in a low voice, “I shouldn’
 8 II, 6 |         pleases. Yet he could learn quickly if he would, for he is very
 9 II, 6 |            I,” said Monsieur Homais quickly; “although he’ll have to
10 II, 8 |            Rodolphe he came forward quickly, and smiling amiably, said—~“
11 II, 9 |      Rodolphe at once. She would go quickly to La Huchette, stay there
12 II, 9 |         went out early Emma dressed quickly and slipped on tiptoe down
13 II, 12|          who, taking his apron off, quickly ran to La Huchette. Rodolphe
14 II, 12|          the sound of her step, had quickly escaped through the kitchen.
15 II, 12|        count on you, may I not, and quickly?”~He bowed.~“Besides, I
16 II, 12|             of the meadow. She rose quickly between the branches of
17 II, 13|            at home than he sat down quickly at his bureau under the
18 II, 13|            I have wished to flee as quickly as possible to shun the
19 II, 13|            nothing, and she went on quickly up the stairs, breathless,
20 II, 14|        foresaw such worries that he quickly dismissed so disagreeable
21 II, 14|             The idea of the theatre quickly germinated in Bovary’s head,
22 III, 1|           his house. Let us pass on quickly to see the gargoyle windows.”~
23 III, 2|        adultery.~She packed her box quickly, paid her bill, took a cab
24 III, 2|           delicately.~She took them quickly from his hand and put them
25 III, 5|          Not like you,” she went on quickly, protesting by the head
26 III, 5| music-mistresses.”~“Possibly!” Then quickly—“But I have my receipts
27 III, 5|         disappeared, then came back quickly, and majestically handed
28 III, 6|           he had arrived, he jumped quickly out of the diligence to
29 III, 6|  extraordinary. This disappointment quickly gave way to a new hope,
30 III, 6|       mother, to ask her to send as quickly as possible the whole of
31 III, 7|            other hand he raised and quickly put on again his brown velvet
32 III, 7|             the stairs, she ran out quickly to the square; and the wife
33 III, 7|             the hedge, and returned quickly, hoping that the woman would
34 III, 8|              You know,” she went on quickly, “that my husband had placed
35 III, 8|           terrible.~But she went on quickly in a love voice; in a sweet,
36 III, 8|             Take it away,” she said quickly; “throw it away.”~He spoke
37 III, 8|             some breakfast.~He sent quickly to the “Lion d’Or” for some