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 1  I, 1  |            were drying in the air. Opposite, beyond the roots spread
 2  I, 1  |        when Charles was installed, opposite his place, as his successor.~
 3  I, 2  |     escaped from a large oak chest opposite the window. On the floor
 4  I, 3  |        meals in the kitchen alone, opposite the fire, on a little table
 5  I, 8  |         through it as in a church.~Opposite rose a straight staircase,
 6  I, 8  |            sorrel.~Charles, seated opposite Emma, rubbed his hands gleefully.~“
 7 II, 1  |           most attracts the eye is opposite the Lion d’Or inn, the chemist’
 8 II, 3  |           softly on her hips; when opposite one another he looked at
 9 II, 8  |          while the common herd was opposite, standing up or sitting
10 II, 8  |            She fancied she saw him opposite at his windows; then all
11 II, 11 |     floating upon the waves.~Emma, opposite, watched him; she did not
12 II, 13 |        light burst in with a leap.~Opposite, beyond the roofs, stretched
13 III, 2 |        began eating, while Charles opposite her sat motionless in a
14 III, 3 |           wings about him.~She was opposite him, leaning against the
15 III, 5 |  performance, and she saw, passing opposite, men with white faces and
16 III, 6 |         they were still at a table opposite each other. The large room
17 III, 8 |        Charles, not weeping, stood opposite her at the foot of the bed,
18 III, 9 |          coming upstairs.~He stood opposite her, the better to see her,
19 III, 9 |           began to snore.~They sat opposite one another, with protruding
20 III, 11|          her armchair. He sat down opposite it. A candle burnt in one
21 III, 11|           red spots on her cheeks.~Opposite his house, flourishing and
22 III, 11| public-house.~Leaning on the table opposite him, he chewed his cigar