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 1  I, 2  |       parents.~Charles tried to speak up for her. They grew angry
 2  I, 3  |     head bent down; she did not speak, nor did Charles. The air
 3  I, 7  |     rest of the evening did not speak.~But towards the end of
 4 II, 5  |      the best houses. You could speak of him at the “Trois Freres,”
 5 II, 5  |      with her nail. She did not speak; he was silent, captivated
 6 II, 5  |     nerves,” said Emma. “Do not speak to him of it; it would worry
 7 II, 6  | conversation. “I should like to speak to you,” he had whispered
 8 II, 9  |     said hurriedly—~“Ah! do not speak of it again! Where are the
 9 II, 12 |       was blowing. They did not speak, lost as they were in the
10 II, 12 |        ourselves eternally. Oh, speak! Answer me!”~At regular
11 II, 13 |      any dead person for you!”~“Speak to us,” said Charles; “collect
12 II, 13 |    prostration, for she did not speak, did not listen, did not
13 III, 1 |       its environment. We don’t speak on the first floor as on
14 III, 1 |         Emma interrupted him to speak of her illness, which had
15 III, 1 |     have not guessed—”~“Yet you speak plainly,” said Emma.~“Ah!
16 III, 1 |       longer even attempting to speak a single word, to make a
17 III, 2 |       left, on the third shelf? Speak, answer, articulate something.”~“
18 III, 2 |        his pockets, and did not speak either; near them Berthe,
19 III, 5 |         Oh, do not move! do not speak! look at me! Something so
20 III, 5 |        sniffed convulsively. To speak to you he threw back his
21 III, 6 |    making some mistake.~“Not to speak of the bills signed by Monsieur
22 III, 7 |   having “women” there.~“I must speak to you,” she went on.~Then
23 III, 8 |       laughing; I am happy! Oh, speak!”~And she was charming to
24 III, 8 |        her love. As she did not speak, he took this silence for
25 III, 9 |          Homais did not dare to speak to him again about the funeral
26 III, 9 |  pressed their hands, unable to speak. Then they sat down near
27 III, 11|        Lefrancois to be able to speak of her.~But the landlady