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 1  41|      happened by chance that all the women were seated on the same
 2  79|              Boule de Suif, like all women, being very fond of indigestible
 3  80| Carre-Lamadon, who were accomplished women of the world, were gracious
 4  81|             language not uncommon in women of her class and temperament,
 5  85|            the affection felt by all women for the pomp and circumstance
 6  96|     manifesting the docility of holy women accustomed to submission
 7  98|              neighbors, the virtuous women, while he, feeling that
 8 147|            it; and the stout peasant women, whose men-folk were for
 9 168|         matters. So they waited. The women returned to their rooms,
10 195|              ancient barbarians. The women, above all, manifested a
11 206|                             The four women walked in front, and the
12 215|          ears, and the three married women felt unutterably humiliated
13 216|            hussar, with whom all the women would assuredly have fallen
14 218|           and irritable tempers; the women scarcely spoke to Boule
15 223|        property. He respects married women. Just think. He is master
16 224|                        The two other women shuddered; the eyes of pretty
17 228|                                  The women drew together; they lowered
18 237|              to admiration all those women who from time to time have
19 255|           class adopt in speaking to women like her, calling her "my
20 267|                  At dessert even the women indulged in discreetly worded
21 290|           You know," she said, "when women run after uniforms it's