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 1  I, 1  |        composition. It was the cure of his village who had taught
 2  I, 1  |     way; he began lessons. The cure took him in hand; but the
 3  I, 1  |      and a burial; or else the cure, if he had not to go out,
 4  I, 1  |    occasions, when Monsieur le Cure, on his way back after administering
 5  I, 5  |       the spruce bushes, was a cure in plaster reading his breviary.~
 6  I, 9  |      Rouault, in memory of his cure, himself brought his son-in-law
 7 II, 2  |    taken in his other hand the cure’s umbrella, they started.~
 8 II, 3  |   without counting the plaster cure, who falling out of the
 9 II, 3  |        was a grand dinner; the cure was present; there was much
10 II, 3  |      La Guerre des Dieux”; the cure wanted to leave; the ladies
11 II, 3  |        or three publicans, the cure, and finally, Monsieur Tuvache,
12 II, 6  |     the corners.~“Where is the cure?” asked Madame Bovary of
13 II, 6  |        remedy I need.”~But the cure from time to time looked
14 II, 6  |     spoke, “those, Monsieur le Cure, who have bread and have
15 II, 8  | muttering “I’ll give it to our cure up home, to say some masses
16 II, 11 |     not fail to tell about his cure to all the travellers, and
17 II, 11 |        his capers his complete cure? Honour, then, to the generous
18 II, 11 |      phases of this remarkable cure.’ ”~This did not prevent
19 II, 11 |       poor devil promised. The cure came back day after day.
20 II, 11 |       We are practitioners; we cure people, and we should not
21 II, 14 |     kiss it every evening.~The cure marvelled at this humour,
22 II, 14 |       very well,” objected the cure, “that there are good works,
23 II, 14 |          Come, come!” said the cure.~“Ah! I’ve known some!”
24 III, 5 |       in the “Hirondelle,” the cure told her his dilemma, without,
25 III, 7 |    druggist said that he would cure himself with an antiphlogistic
26 III, 8 |    would now walk no more.~The cure wiped his fingers, threw
27 III, 9 |      gone, the chemist and the cure recommenced their discussions.~“
28 III, 9 |         to serve science.”~The cure on his arrival inquired
29 III, 9 |      hair.~The chemist and the cure plunged anew into their
30 III, 11|        he had not been able to cure with the pomade, had gone