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 1  I, 2 |      his office. Heloise, it is true, still possessed, besides
 2 II, 2 |          Hirondelle.’”~“That is true,” replied Emma; “but moving
 3 II, 2 |       their costumes.”~“That is true! That is true?” she said.~“
 4 II, 2 |           That is true! That is true?” she said.~“Has it ever
 5 II, 2 |       miss, it seems to me, the true end of art. It is so sweet,
 6 II, 6 |    head-protectors. This, it is true, was a fancy of Madame Homais’;
 7 II, 6 | answered the clerk.~“Ah! that’s true,” said the other, rubbing
 8 II, 6 |       pernicious step.~“That is true,” said Charles; “but I was
 9 II, 8 |      time,” said Emma.~“That is true,” replied Rodolphe. “To
10 II, 13|       life.”~“After all, that’s true,” thought Rodolphe. “I am
11 II, 13|      uncertain character, it is true, and more complex symptoms.
12 II, 14|   people to religion.”~“That is true! that is true!” agreed the
13 II, 14|           That is true! that is true!” agreed the good fellow,
14 III, 1|        half closed—~“Yes, it is true—true—true!”~They heard eight
15 III, 1|        closed—~“Yes, it is true—true—true!”~They heard eight
16 III, 1|   closed—~“Yes, it is true—true—true!”~They heard eight strike
17 III, 3|    three full, exquisite days—a true honeymoon. They were at
18 III, 5|         her hair.~“Yes, that is true,” she said. “I am mad. Kiss
19 III, 6|   continually.~Sometimes, it is true, she tried to make a calculation,
20 III, 8|        in a confused way, it is true, for she did not in the,
21 III, 8|         I could!”~“Yes, that is true—you are good—you.”~And she