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 1  I, 1  |             see her die. When Charles returned in the evening, she stretched
 2  I, 2  |              farewell to old Rouault, returned to the room before leaving,
 3  I, 4  |              in the granary, and then returned to table. Some towards the
 4  I, 7  |           called Djali, and hurriedly returned to Tostes by the high road,
 5  I, 9  |         memory of the Viscount always returned as she read. Between him
 6 II, 3  |             in his writing desk.~They returned to Yonville by the water-side.
 7 II, 3  |           steps and disappeared.~Leon returned to his office. His chief
 8 II, 6  |              their wings, and swiftly returned to their yellow nests under
 9 II, 6  |                Yes,” said he, when he returned to Emma, unfolding his large
10 II, 6  |              away everything. But she returned, and the servant brought
11 II, 8  |            said the druggist, when he returned to his friends. “Monsieur
12 II, 9  |              two broken bridles.~They returned to Yonville by the same
13 II, 12 |          could that be possible?”~She returned to the subject; he pretended
14 II, 13 |             remembrance of the letter returned to her. How had she lost
15 II, 13 |         bread-and-jelly. Her strength returned to her; she got up for a
16 II, 14 |               them. Monsieur Lheureux returned to the charge, and, by turns
17 II, 14 | acting-manager; came back to the inn, returned to the theatre, and thus
18 III, 1 |            his gay companions, and he returned to the provinces despising
19 III, 1 |    sentimental immensity to which she returned; and from time to time she
20 III, 3 |          their desires.~At night they returned. The boat glided along the
21 III, 4 |              vaccination.”~So Charles returned once more to this question
22 III, 6 |               to a new hope, and Emma returned to him more inflamed, more
23 III, 7 |            the path by the hedge, and returned quickly, hoping that the
24 III, 8 |              dining; I will wait.”~He returned; she tapped at the window.
25 III, 8 |            the news of the distraint, returned home, Emma had just gone
26 III, 8 |             no one, again waited, and returned home. She had come back.~“
27 III, 8 |             he called his mission, he returned to Bovary’s in company with
28 III, 9 |               cream. Homais once more returned to Bovary’s.~He found him
29 III, 9 |          first to go.~Homais, when he returned at nine o’clock (for the
30 III, 10|              he came out from one and returned to her.~The black cloth