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 1  I, 1  |      looked after the workmen, paid the accounts, while he,
 2  I, 2  | without counting the visits he paid now and then as if by accident.~
 3  I, 2  |        that these folks hadn’t paid yet? Ah! it was because
 4  I, 8  |        crammed in, the Bovarys paid their respects to the Marquis
 5 II, 6  |        roughly that he “wasn’t paid by the police.”~All the
 6 II, 11 |      it. No attention had been paid to him; they had to acknowledge
 7 II, 12 |        about to leave?~But she paid no heed to them; on the
 8 II, 14 |    that the bills would not be paid; that they would be renewed;
 9 III, 2 |        packed her box quickly, paid her bill, took a cab in
10 III, 4 |        her every day, and even paid her private visits.~It was
11 III, 5 |     Emma up to the present had paid only one. As to the second,
12 III, 5 |     pocket a list of goods not paid for; to wit, the curtains,
13 III, 5 |     due till after you’ve been paid?”~Emma grew rather confused
14 III, 5 |      after the actual debt was paid.~But instead of two thousand
15 III, 5 |     the first three bills were paid when they fell due; but
16 III, 5 |  necessary to say that she had paid two-thirds, and confess,
17 III, 6 |       all his professions, had paid away to Vincart. She sent
18 III, 6 |      that Langlois had not yet paid he seemed much surprised.
19 III, 6 |   received from Barneville she paid two bills; the other fifteen
20 III, 11|   affairs.”~With every debt he paid Charles thought he had come
21 III, 11|       Monsieur Bournisien even paid him two or three visits,
22 III, 11|        him to share it, and he paid visits to Madame Lefrancois