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 1  I, 3  |  Rouault—Monsieur Rouault,” stammered Charles.~“I ask nothing
 2 II, 7  |   patient. “I’m coming,” he stammered; and it was the noise of
 3 II, 8  |    like a bow, also smiled, stammered, tried to say something,
 4 II, 9  |     recoiled trembling. She stammered:~“Oh, you frighten me! You
 5 II, 12 |     was beside herself. She stammered~“She is an insolent, giddy-headed
 6 II, 14 |    had asked to go out, and stammered as she tried to find some
 7 II, 15 |  prevented Emma—~“But,” she stammered, with a strange smile, “
 8 III, 2 | something.”~“I—don’t—know,” stammered the young fellow.~“Ah! you
 9 III, 5 |    two thousand francs, she stammered—~“What! what!”~“Oh!” he
10 III, 6 |    Yonville—”~The young man stammered something.~“At Madame Bovary’
11 III, 11|   only sent his card, first stammered some apologies, then grew