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 1  I, 1  |     child.~Then at the end of a week she departed, after a thousand
 2  I, 1  |       his mother sent him every week by the carrier a piece of
 3  I, 2  |          then regularly twice a week, without counting the visits
 4  I, 2  |        blow had struck home.” A week after, as she was hanging
 5  I, 6  |         old maid who came for a week each month to mend the linen.
 6  I, 8  |        a very young man who the week before had beaten “Miss
 7  I, 8  |       awoke, “Ah! I was there a week—a fortnight—three weeks
 8  I, 9  |         refugee, had decamped a week before. Then he wrote to
 9 II, 1  |       more,” she replied. “Last week two travelers in the cloth
10 II, 6  |       went to town almost every week.~Why? Monsieur Homais suspected
11 II, 6  |       world, he put it off from week to week, until he received
12 II, 6  |         put it off from week to week, until he received a second
13 II, 8  |          It’ll be over before a week.”~Homais drew back with
14 II, 8  |         be an execution in next week. It’s Lheureux who is selling
15 II, 8  |        all those who during the week got intoxicated on alcohol.
16 II, 9  |   mistake.”~And at the end of a week he had gone off hunting.
17 II, 10 |   winter, three or four times a week, in the dead of night he
18 II, 12 |        to give to Rodolphe. The week after Monsieur Lheureux
19 II, 12 |      she was carried away for a week towards a new land, whence
20 II, 12 |   affairs; then at the end of a week he wanted two more; then
21 III, 4 |         freedom at least once a week. Emma never doubted she
22 III, 4 | permission to go to town once a week to see her lover. At the
23 III, 5 |        other the sorrows of the week, the presentiments, the
24 III, 5 |         came back the following week and boasted of having, after
25 III, 6 |    haven’t it. I will send next week; he must wait; yes, till
26 III, 6 |       must wait; yes, till next week.”~And the fellow went without
27 III, 11|        decay in his arms.~For a week he was seen going to church
28 III, 11|       never failed, every other week, in his sermon, to recount