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 1  I, 1 |   had her own way; he began lessons. The cure took him in hand;
 2  I, 1 |   took him in hand; but the lessons were so short and irregular
 3  I, 7 |      Emma put up with these lessons. Madame Bovary was lavish
 4 II, 6 |   life there! He would take lessons on the guitar! He would
 5 III, 2|  had profited by Lheureux’s lessons. Charles naively asked her
 6 III, 4|   use. I ought to take some lessons; but—” She bit her lips
 7 III, 4|  are at La Misericorde have lessons at fifty sous apiece, and
 8 III, 4|  all be very ruinous.”~“But lessons,” she replied, “are only
 9 III, 5|     isn’t it, who gives you lessons?”~“Yes.”~“Well, I saw her
10 III, 5| Received, for three months’ lessons and several pieces of music,
11 III, 6|    child, who never had any lessons, soon looked up with large,