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 1  I, 1 |         once on a time; she had bored him with a thousand servilities
 2  I, 6 |        of court.~Far from being bored at first at the convent,
 3 II, 2 | silently.~As he was a good deal bored at Yonville, where he was
 4 II, 3 |       through his fingers.~“How bored I am!” he said to himself, “
 5 II, 3 |        he said to himself, “how bored I am!”~He thought he was
 6 II, 6 |     hope sustains it. He was so bored with Yonville and its inhabitants,
 7 II, 7 |    botching socks. And she gets bored! She would like to live
 8 II, 12|        to tell him that she was bored, that her husband was odious,
 9 II, 13|         his left hand. At last, bored and weary, Rodolphe took
10 III, 1|        that he had been awfully bored during the whole course
11 III, 1|       marchioness; then he grew bored, for she seemed never coming
12 III, 2|        let him talk on. She had bored herself so prodigiously
13 III, 6|        debris of a poet.~He was bored now when Emma suddenly began
14 III, 7|          Once the man, no doubt bored in his hiding-place, made
15 III, 9|       each one was inordinately bored, and yet none would be the