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 1  I, 1  |         When he went for walks he talked to the servant, who, like
 2  I, 3  |         cried; I called on God; I talked nonsense to Him. I wanted
 3  I, 3  |          loss!” His name had been talked about, his practice had
 4  I, 3  | preparations for the wedding were talked over; they wondered in what
 5  I, 4  |          The other wedding guests talked of their business or played
 6  I, 5  |         mounting stone, while she talked to him from above, picking
 7  I, 8  |         all the others.~Then they talked a few moments longer, and
 8  I, 9  |       pages while Charles ate and talked to her. The memory of the
 9  I, 9  |       room, spat on the firedogs, talked farming, calves, cows, poultry,
10 II, 2  |          were; they examined all, talked of everything till to the
11 II, 3  |            he had never till then talked for two hours consecutively
12 II, 3  |         the key of G, and readily talked literature after dinner
13 II, 3  |       knocked about the world, he talked about Berlin, Vienna, and
14 II, 4  |          their payment. Next they talked of “what was in the paper.”~
15 II, 4  |          hygiene of seasoning.~He talked aroma, osmazome, juices,
16 II, 4  |      sleeping audience; then they talked in low tones, and their
17 II, 6  |           spirits.” Then they had talked of the various dangers that
18 II, 7  |         hairs on her temples, she talked much of her old age.~She
19 II, 7  |         his dress, had gone, they talked for a little while about
20 II, 8  |      finish his sentence. Then he talked of the fine weather and
21 II, 8  |         cut of a coat!”~Then they talked about provincial mediocrity,
22 II, 10 |     replied.~So the next day they talked over how to arrange their
23 II, 10 |        voices of nature. Then she talked to him of her mother—hers!
24 II, 11 |         article gets about; it is talked of; it ends by making a
25 II, 11 |          of dreams together. They talked about their future fortune,
26 II, 15 |         not forgotten; they still talked cottons, spirits of wine,
27 III, 1 |           of her letters. As they talked they explained more and
28 III, 4 |          a stormy night, and they talked under an umbrella by lightning
29 III, 5 |          return.~Often, when they talked together of Paris, she ended
30 III, 6 |           of the capital; he even talked slang to dazzle the bourgeois,
31 III, 6 |           the streets with him he talked of his wife, his children;
32 III, 9 |          they grew red, they both talked at once without listening
33 III, 11|         he chewed his cigar as he talked, and Charles was lost in