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 1  I, 5 |   evening on the highroad, a gesture of her hands over her hair,
 2 II, 4 |     stopped, pointing with a gesture to his sleeping audience;
 3 II, 5 |      if need be.”~She made a gesture of surprise.~“Ah!” said
 4 II, 6 |         He!” she said with a gesture of contempt.~“What!” replied
 5 II, 8 |     thought Rodolphe.~Emma’s gesture, however, had only been
 6 II, 9 |   Let us go back.”~He made a gesture of anger and annoyance.
 7 II, 10| finished his sentence with a gesture that said, “I could crush
 8 II, 11|     her brows with a nervous gesture, then went on. And it was
 9 II, 14| really libidinous!”~And on a gesture of irritation from Monsieur
10 II, 15|  large Spanish hat fell at a gesture he made, and immediately
11 II, 15|    The other made a careless gesture full of cordiality, and
12 III, 1|    arm with an all-embracing gesture of demonstration, and, prouder
13 III, 1|     a single word, to make a gesture, so discouraged was he at
14 III, 2|      of her now?”~She made a gesture that signified she did not
15 III, 8|      day at the Show. With a gesture of pride he struggled against
16 III, 8|    good!”~But he made a slow gesture with his shoulders. Bovary