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 1  I, 7  |         wood, the sugar, and the candles disappeared as “at a grand
 2  I, 8  |        reflected the lighted wax candles in the candelabra, the cut
 3  I, 9  |     midnight by the light of wax candles, laughed the motley crowd
 4  I, 9  |  arranging paper sconces for the candles, a flounce that she altered
 5  I, 9  |      stockings, and burnt tallow candles. She kept saying they must
 6 II, 1  |   candlesticks placed with their candles in a row. “Will you take
 7 II, 8  |          stained with the wax of candles, with a certain veneration.~
 8 II, 9  |          between the two lighted candles.~“Emma!” he said.~“What?”~“
 9 II, 10 |       she answered.~Then, as the candles dazzled him; he turned to
10 II, 10 |       lighted one of the kitchen candles that she had hidden behind
11 II, 13 |       prayers.”~The wicks of the candles flickered. Rodolphe got
12 III, 6 |     dying of catarrh amongst his candles, that were less yellow than
13 III, 8 |         her eyes, dazzled by the candles burning on the table. They
14 III, 8 |     crucifix between two lighted candles.~Emma, her chin sunken upon
15 III, 9 |         was there, and two large candles were burning at the head
16 III, 9 | breathing made the flames of the candles tremble against the wall.~
17 III, 9 |         was warm. The wax of the candles fell in great drops upon
18 III, 10|    lectern, between four rows of candles. Charles felt inclined to