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 1  I, 1 |   they ever have the means to send him to a public school,
 2 II, 1 |   said the chemist. “Now just send your daughters to confess
 3 II, 7 |    call in now and then. I’ll send them venison, poultry; I’
 4 II, 8 |       Homais said to him, “to send one of your men, or to go
 5 II, 9 |    said Bovary.~“No, no! I’ll send him to you; we’ll come;
 6 II, 10| preference for some dabs; and send me back the hamper, if you
 7 II, 10|    dear children, and may God send you every imaginable happiness!
 8 II, 11|       not, as a forlorn hope, send for Monsieur Canivet of
 9 II, 12|        She would take care to send her luggage to Lheureux
10 II, 14|   bookseller to Monsignor, to send him “something good for
11 III, 2|   require something. He would send her a black barege, twelve
12 III, 2|      an American!”~He did not send the stuff; he brought it.
13 III, 3|    adieux were sad. He was to send his letters to Mere Rollet,
14 III, 6|     that I haven’t it. I will send next week; he must wait;
15 III, 6|     his mother, to ask her to send as quickly as possible the