Part, Chapter

 1  I, 2 |    Bovary, whom she led to the kitchen, where a large fire was
 2  I, 2 |       the scoured flags of the kitchen—her high heels made her
 3  I, 3 |       fields. He went into the kitchen, but did not at once catch
 4  I, 3 |       He took his meals in the kitchen alone, opposite the fire,
 5  I, 4 |      the night drinking in the kitchen. The children had fallen
 6  I, 5 |       patients, just as in the kitchen one could hear the people
 7  I, 5 |  symmetrically the more useful kitchen garden bed. Right at the
 8  I, 7 |        amount of firing in the kitchen would have been enough for
 9  I, 8 |       warmed themselves in the kitchen while their room was being
10 II, 1 |       hissing, and on the long kitchen table, amid the quarters
11 II, 1 |   black suddenly came into the kitchen. By the last gleam of the
12 II, 2 |       Madame Bovary was in the kitchen she went up to the chimney.~
13 II, 2 |      in a household—a laundry, kitchen with offices, sitting-room,
14 II, 9 |  wooden shoes was heard in the kitchen, and he noticed the door
15 II, 10|         She lighted one of the kitchen candles that she had hidden
16 II, 11|       the little room near the kitchen, so that he might at least
17 II, 12| Felicite did not stir from the kitchen, where little Justin, who
18 II, 12|    quickly escaped through the kitchen. Then Emma began to laugh,
19 II, 14|       good-for-nothings in the kitchen seated at the table eating
20 II, 14|        coming too often to the kitchen with her two nurslings and
21 III, 1|       clock he walked into the kitchen of the inn, with a choking
22 III, 2|       and in the middle of the kitchen, amid brown jars full of
23 III, 4|       light was burning in the kitchen. He watched for her shadow
24 III, 5|     Emma remained alone in the kitchen. Now and again she went
25 III, 6|    meet Monsieur Homais in the kitchen of the “Lion d’Or,” wearing
26 III, 7|        profession”; but in the kitchen they counted the plates;
27 III, 8|      as far as the door of the kitchen, where a candle stuck on
28 III, 9|    went in and sat down in the kitchen.~At six o’clock a noise