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 1  I, 8 |     again, the cornet-a-piston uttered its sonorous note, feet
 2 II, 3 |    half-laughing, half-crying, uttered all kinds of caressing pleasantries
 3 II, 6 |      in a voice broken by sobs uttered these three sad words—~“
 4 II, 9 | sleeping. It was Rodolphe. She uttered a cry.~“You here? You here?”
 5 II, 10|      out. Then Emma, relieved, uttered a deep sigh.~“How hard you
 6 II, 13|   square at a rapid trot. Emma uttered a cry and fell back rigid
 7 II, 15|     fate, hopes; and when they uttered the final adieu, Emma gave
 8 II, 15|       him in deep notes; Lucie uttered her shrill plaint, Arthur
 9 II, 15|     running down to her loins, uttered cries like a peacock, as
10 III, 4|  Lefrancois, when she saw him, uttered many exclamations. She thought
11 III, 5|       their hips, at intervals uttered sonorous cries at the corners
12 III, 7|        You allow me?” Often he uttered exclamations. “Charming!
13 III, 7|  stomach with both hands as he uttered a kind of hollow yell like
14 III, 7|        she struck her brow and uttered a cry; for the thought of
15 III, 8|     hand over her stomach. She uttered a sharp cry. He fell back
16 III, 8|      room. Homais, motionless, uttered great sighs; and Monsieur
17 III, 8|       upon the mouth, that had uttered lies, that had curled with
18 III, 9|      over the other knee, they uttered deep sighs at intervals;
19 III, 9|        lifted her veil. But he uttered a cry of horror that awoke