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 1  I, 1 | composite order, in which we can find traces of the bearskin,
 2  I, 1 |      gentler tone, “Come, you’ll find your cap again; it hasn’
 3  I, 5 |      mistaken. And Emma tried to find out what one meant exactly
 4  I, 6 |          She puzzled her head to find some vow to fulfil.~When
 5  I, 8 |        get a chance.”~He put his find in his pocket and whipped
 6 II, 1 |         one of these days you’ll find the ‘Cafe Francais’ closed
 7 II, 1 |         to write a label, and to find, after all, that I had put
 8 II, 2 |          dwellings. Ah! you will find many prejudices to combat,
 9 II, 2 |       who has run away, you will find yourself, thanks to his
10 II, 3 |        they forced themselves to find trivial phrases, they felt
11 II, 4 |           He tortured himself to find out how he could make his
12 II, 5 |      shouldn’t have to go far to find you some, rely on that.”~
13 II, 5 |      invented quite a history to find an excuse for going to his
14 II, 6 |         he left on his plate. To find out more about it she questioned
15 II, 8 |        be always on the alert to find out improvements.”~The landlady
16 II, 8 |         irresistible attractions find their cause in some previous
17 II, 10|        but it would be better to find some safe house at Yonville.
18 II, 10|        Children—I hope this will find you well, and that this
19 II, 11|        necessary first of all to find out what kind of club-foot
20 II, 11|      raised her head in order to find out what he meant to say;
21 II, 12|         her marriage; they would find her some good young fellow
22 II, 13|        of old times. In order to find them at the bottom of the
23 II, 13|         lost it? Where could she find it? But she felt such weariness
24 II, 14|        stammered as she tried to find some pretext. Then suddenly—~“
25 III, 1|        use to someone, we should find consolation in the thought
26 III, 2|     spite of all people said, to find butter for his bread.~Emma
27 III, 4|         that she promised him to find soon, by no matter what
28 III, 4|          than the celebrities.”~“Find them!” said Emma.~The next
29 III, 5|       the less questioned her to find out what he was.~“He was
30 III, 5|   wretched receipts.~“Oh, I will find them,” she said.~And, in
31 III, 6|      symptoms by which one could find out if a woman had passion.
32 III, 6|        perchance, should she not find him? Ah! how impossible!
33 III, 7|   impossible that they could not find three thousand francs. Besides,