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 1  I, 8 |          opened the window, and leant out.~The night was dark;
 2  I, 9 |       the injustice of God. She leant her head against the walls
 3 II, 4 |       him coming from afar; she leant forward listening, and the
 4 II, 4 |       Emma, changing her place, leant her elbow on the table,
 5 II, 8 |      smelt of incense, and they leant against the thick backs,
 6 II, 8 |    making this movement, as she leant back in her chair, she saw
 7 II, 9 |        Emma’s stirrup.~Rodolphe leant forward and removed them
 8 II, 12| conversation with Rodolphe. She leant on his shoulder murmuring—~“
 9 II, 12|    beating of the heart that he leant against a tree lest he should
10 II, 13|       It was Binet turning.~She leant against the embrasure of
11 II, 15|        of sobs and kisses. Emma leant forward to see him, clutching
12 III, 1|         a dimity dressing-gown, leant her head against the back
13 III, 5|     which she was entering. She leant with both hands against
14 III, 6|         everything on which she leant? But if there were somewhere
15 III, 7|        suddenly Monsieur Homais leant out through the window,