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 1  I, 1  |          She opened his letter, watched his comings and goings,
 2  I, 3  |         dust over the flags; he watched it drift along, and heard
 3  I, 5  |         side, on the pillow, he watched the sunlight sinking into
 4  I, 7  |     upon what was hers, and she watched her son’s happiness in sad
 5  I, 8  |      out again for Tostes.~Emma watched the turning wheels in silence.
 6  I, 9  |         with a heavy tread. She watched him going.~But it was above
 7  I, 9  |   cinders, slowly devoured. She watched it burn.~The little pasteboard
 8 II, 2  |        young man with fair hair watched her silently.~As he was
 9 II, 3  |    consulting room to sleep, or watched his wife sewing. Then for
10 II, 3  |      ground under the pines and watched the sky through his fingers.~“
11 II, 5  |       forward, open-mouthed, he watched Emma’s look, who was walking
12 II, 5  |         comings and goings; she watched his face; she invented quite
13 II, 6  |      overlooking the garden and watched the clouds. They gathered
14 II, 8  |     then, raising her chin, she watched the luminous rays of the
15 II, 9  |         arose; I came hither; I watched your house, its glimmering
16 II, 11 |      the waves.~Emma, opposite, watched him; she did not share his
17 II, 12 |         often kept her company, watched her at work.~With his elbows
18 II, 12 |        was ironing, he greedily watched all these women’s clothes
19 II, 12 |        his fingers, and that he watched as it gently rose in a ray
20 II, 12 |       in a last caress; and she watched him go.~He did not turn
21 III, 1 | surmounted the difficulty, Leon watched her face out of the corner
22 III, 1 |     waited in the street, and I watched you through the window taking
23 III, 4 |      burning in the kitchen. He watched for her shadow behind the
24 III, 6 |      dislike a young girl.~Leon watched the clock in despair. The
25 III, 7 |    seemed to her careworn. Emma watched him with a look of anguish,
26 III, 8 |      with his shoulders. Bovary watched him; they looked at one
27 III, 9 |      sheets of the bed. Charles watched them burn, tiring his eyes
28 III, 10|        was placed upon them. He watched it descend; it seemed descending