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 1 Ded    |     Permit me to inscribe your name at the head of this book,
 2  I, 1  |      master, “and tell me your name.”~The new boy articulated
 3  I, 1  |        voice an unintelligible name.~“Again!”~The same sputtering
 4  I, 1  |      succeeded in catching the name of “Charles Bovary,” having
 5  I, 3  |   young man! what a loss!” His name had been talked about, his
 6  I, 8  |        that had disfigured the name of his horse.~The atmosphere
 7  I, 9  |       Paris like? What a vague name! She repeated it in a low
 8  I, 9  |      gown, or an extraordinary name for some very simple dish
 9  I, 9  |     She could have wished this name of Bovary, which was hers,
10 II, 3  |      herself much in seeking a name for her daughter. First
11 II, 3  |        out loudly against this name of a sinner. As to Monsieur
12 II, 3  |  Berthe; from that moment this name was chosen; and as old Rouault
13 II, 7  |         of La Huchette” to his name, but to make himself the
14 II, 8  |         They knew now that his name was Lieuvain, and in the
15 II, 8  | Lieuvain, and in the crowd the name was passed from one to the
16 II, 8  |     comes out thence under the name of flour, and from there,
17 II, 9  |     not to come back; for this name, this name that fills my
18 II, 9  |      back; for this name, this name that fills my whole soul,
19 II, 9  |        Besides, it is not your name; it is the name of another!”~
20 II, 9  |       not your name; it is the name of another!”~He repeated, “
21 II, 9  |       to call her again by her name—to say that he loved her
22 II, 11 |       that the ridicule of his name would henceforth sully hers
23 II, 13 |       even, like them, leave a name carved upon the wall.~“Come,”
24 II, 13 |     who has lost you. Teach my name to your child; let her repeat
25 III, 5 |         no doubt she forgot my name.”~“But perhaps,” said the
26 III, 5 |       hurriedly looked for the name of Mademoiselle Lempereur,
27 III, 7 |        Vincart take in his own name all the necessary proceedings,
28 III, 8 |         she asked.~And at this name, that carried her back to
29 III, 10|      had made a mistake in the name in writing. He looked for