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 1 Int|        Vie....~Maupassant, like Flaubert, was a Norman, through his
 2 Int| submitted his work to the great Flaubert, the childhood friend of
 3 Int|   candid heart. For seven years Flaubert slashed, pulverized, the
 4 Int|         stirred. The worship of Flaubert was a religion from which
 5 Int|      always thinking of my poor Flaubert, and I say to myself that
 6 Int|   approval and by the advice of Flaubert, he published, in the “République
 7 Int|  influence more than Balzac, or Flaubert, in Madame Bovary? And so
 8 Int|  inherited the “organ pipes” of Flaubert.~In his vocabulary there
 9 Int|        rare word....~Those whom Flaubert’s great organ tones delighted,
10 Int|       the most diffuse study of Flaubert, of “that old, dead master
11 Int| celebrating the inauguration of Flaubert’s monument at Rouen would