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 1  44|      the sobriquet of "Boule de Suif" (Tallow Ball). Short and
 2  45|         so loudly that Boule de Suif raised her head. She forthwith
 3  54|          Several times Boule de Suif stooped, as if searching
 4  56|   indirect allusion to Boule de Suif shocked the respectable
 5  57|      village in sight, Boule de Suif stooped quickly, and drew
 6  68|                   Then Boule le Suif, in low, humble tones, invited
 7  72|         s head, placed Boule de Suif's drinking cup to her lips,
 8  73|                   Then Boule de Suif, blushing and embarrassed,
 9  79| gherkins and onions -- Boule de Suif, like all women, being very
10  81|         followed, and Bottle le Suif related with genuine emotion,
11  84|                    But Boule de Suif was indignant, for she was
12  87|      and the cold made Boule de Suif shiver, in spite of her
13  89|     corner occupied by Boule de Suif and Cornudet; and Loiseau,
14  98|                        Boule de Suif and Cornudet, though near
15  98|      their companions, Boule de Suif tried to wear a bolder front
16 105|                        Boule de Suif started, and turned round.~ ~
17 114|     that of the count; Boule de Suif was begged, urged, lectured,
18 139|        caught sight of Boule de Suif, looking more rotund than
19 139|         stopped short. Boule de Suif seemed to be stoutly denying
20 174|         their anxiety. Boule de Suif appeared ill and very much
21 188|           dealt -- and Boule de Suif had thirty-one to start
22 191|                        Boule de Suif stood still, pale as death.
23 193|         the room. Then Boule de Suif was surrounded, questioned,
24 195|   sacrifice exacted of Boule de Suif had been demanded of each.
25 195|    tender sympathy for Boule de Suif. The nuns, who appeared
26 201|        coolness toward Boule de Suif, for night, which brings
27 215|                        Boule de Suif flushed crimson to the ears,
28 218|      scarcely spoke to Boule de Suif.~ ~
29 219| faithful to a baptism. Boule de Suif had a child being brought
30 220|      officer to detain Boule de Suif only, and to let the rest
31 229|     think even that in Boule de Suif's place she would be less
32 232|  attention of all that Boule de Suif's entrance was almost unnoticed.
33 240|       lost in thought. Boule de Suif also was silent.~ ~
34 244|                        Boule de Suif answered briefly:~ ~
35 254|       beforehand, took Boule de Suif's arm, and walked with her
36 260|                        Boule de Suif did not answer, and joined
37 293|       waiting only for Boule de Suif. At last she appeared.~ ~
38 295|       kept as far from Boule de Suif as if tier skirts had been
39 299|    first no one spoke. Boule de Suif dared not even raise her
40 313|                        Boule de Suif, in the haste and confusion
41 325|                    And Boule de Suif still wept, and sometimes