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 1  I, 1 |          The father-in-law died, leaving little; he was indignant
 2  I, 2 |      returned to the room before leaving, he found her standing,
 3  I, 6 |       Living thus, without every leaving the warm atmosphere of the
 4 II, 3 | necessary to turn to the left on leaving the street, as if making
 5 II, 5 |       bows or who invites.~After leaving at the door his hat surrounded
 6 II, 8 |      arenas, where the victor in leaving it will hold forth a hand
 7 II, 12|          worse!”~And she was for leaving at once if the other did
 8 II, 12|        went on; “because you are leaving what is dear to you—your
 9 II, 13|        even invent a pretext for leaving the table. Then she became
10 II, 15|        in the last act. I regret leaving before the end, because
11 III, 1|         lining of her corset.~On leaving the Bovarys the night before,
12 III, 6|    impatiently.~“Ja!”~But before leaving he wanted to see the proprietor
13 III, 6|         now. Tradesmen were seen leaving it with angry faces. Handkerchiefs
14 III, 7|      elegant woman! and, without leaving off eating, he had turned
15 III, 8|       Monsieur Lariviere, before leaving, had strongly urged to make