Part, Chapter

 1  I, 2 | letter for him. Natasie came downstairs shivering and undid the
 2  I, 2 |   went home. He found no one downstairs; he went up to the first
 3  I, 8 |    notes of a horn. She went downstairs restraining herself from
 4 II, 6 |     Madame Bovary did not go downstairs to the dining-room; she
 5 II, 8 |  like a brass kettle rolling downstairs, all the guns were lowered.
 6 II, 11|      from his house.~He kept downstairs in the sitting-room by the
 7 II, 12|   was he, no doubt. She went downstairs, crossed the yard. He was
 8 III, 1|     said; “go on.”~“You were downstairs in the ante-room, ready
 9 III, 9|   Charles let himself be led downstairs into the sitting-room, and
10 III, 9|     another.”~In the passage downstairs they met the undertaker’