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 1  I, 3  |      the outside shutters were closed. Through the chinks of the
 2  I, 3  |     then with her eyelids half closed, her look full of boredom,
 3  I, 7  |         whose shutters, always closed, were rotting away on their
 4  I, 9  |       with other speeches that closed the mouth of her mother-in-law.
 5  I, 9  |       so that when he left she closed the door on him with a feeling
 6 II, 1  |    cemetery that surrounds it, closed in by a wall breast high,
 7 II, 1  |       find the ‘Cafe Francais’ closed with a big placard on the
 8 II, 1  |      sashes when the coach was closed, and retained here and there
 9 II, 3  |    shutters of the houses were closed and the slate roofs that
10 II, 5  |        humble servant.” And he closed the door gently.~Emma had
11 II, 7  |       dressing-gown; and, with closed blinds and a book in her
12 II, 8  |       from time to time softly closed his eyelids, and farther
13 II, 9  |       door of the room was not closed.~“How kind it would be of
14 II, 9  |      church steeple. Emma half closed her eyes to pick out her
15 II, 11 |   escaping from the room, Emma closed the door so violently that
16 II, 12 |  branches. Emma, her eyes half closed, breathed in with deep sighs
17 II, 13 |      the attic door, which was closed.~Then she tried to calm
18 II, 13 |     she dragged herself to the closed garret-window. She drew
19 II, 13 |     her faint with terror. She closed her eyes; then she shivered
20 II, 13 |        lips apart, her eyelids closed, her hands open, motionless,
21 II, 14 |      theatre, which were still closed.~
22 III, 1 |      great heavy door that had closed after you.”~Madame Bovary,
23 III, 1 |       low voice, her eyes half closed—~“Yes, it is true—true—true!”~
24 III, 2 |  seated in her corner than she closed her eyes, and opened them
25 III, 3 |   there, with drawn blinds and closed doors, with flowers on the
26 III, 6 |    once more that the door was closed, then, pale, serious, and,
27 III, 6 | anything you like.”~On this he closed his eyes to reflect, wrote
28 III, 7 |        for a thousand sous, he closed his lips, and declared he
29 III, 7 |      she sat down in a corner, closed her eyes, and stopped her
30 III, 8 |     She saw Charles, and again closed her eyes.~She was studying
31 III, 11|     against the wall, his eyes closed, his mouth open, and in