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 1  I, 1  |        with one hand and continued motionless, his eyes lowered.~In the
 2  I, 2  |       leafless trees birds roosted motionless, their little feathers bristling
 3  I, 5  |            old white mare standing motionless at the door. Charles from
 4  I, 8  |          draped to the chin, gazed motionless on the room full of life.~
 5 II, 2  |     continued; “the hours slip by. Motionless we traverse countries we
 6 II, 6  |         and thus hung straight and motionless as a plaster wall. Leon
 7 II, 8  |            figure was so stiff and motionless that the whole vital portion
 8 II, 8  |         their bayonets; and Binet, motionless, stood with out-turned elbows,
 9 II, 8  |          the councillor, she stood motionless, not knowing whether to
10 II, 9  |             Faded water lilies lay motionless between the reeds. At the
11 II, 11 |     drunken man, while he listened motionless to the last cries of the
12 II, 13 |    weathercocks on the houses were motionless. At the corner of the street,
13 II, 13 |            closed, her hands open, motionless, and white as a waxen image.
14 II, 14 |         there more solemn and more motionless than a king’s mummy in a
15 II, 14 |            standing near the door, motionless and mute. Often even Madame
16 III, 1 |           The crystal lustres hung motionless. In the choir a silver lamp
17 III, 1 |           up her eyeglasses. Leon, motionless, looked at her, no longer
18 III, 2 |           Charles opposite her sat motionless in a dejected attitude.~
19 III, 5 |          on the water, like large, motionless, black fishes. The factory
20 III, 5 |            seemed serious to them.~Motionless in front of each other,
21 III, 5 | sanguineous shadows over all these motionless people. Emma, drunk with
22 III, 7 |           the two chimney corners, motionless, in silence. Emma shrugged
23 III, 7 |            in the middle one, more motionless than a rock, stood the beadle.~
24 III, 7 |           home.~Lying on her back, motionless, and with staring eyes,
25 III, 8 |            did not answer. She lay motionless, afraid that the slightest
26 III, 8 |       thither in the room. Homais, motionless, uttered great sighs; and
27 III, 11|           door. And Charles stood, motionless and staring, in the very