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 1 Int|      student at the college at Rouen, and became a literary correspondent
 2 Int|      of Flaubert’s monument at Rouen would scarcely have recognized
 3 VI |       months at their house in Rouen. The young people were not
 4 VI |    sent for a post-chaise from Rouen, seeing his son-in-law’s
 5 VII|        her—she would return to Rouen and live with father and
 6 VII|       take me back with you to Rouen to live as we used to do.”~
 7 IX |        someone on horseback to Rouen.~She remained plunged in
 8 XI | decided that they should go to Rouen to live until spring, and
 9 XII|     how it rained when we left Rouen to come here?”~As she said
10 XIV|       her the morning she left Rouen, the day after she left