Madame Bovary
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:24:03
Speak to us!
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It's me...
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your loving Charles.
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Here's your little girl. Kiss her.
:24:26
No one...
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The poor thing.
:24:35
- She's gone again.
- No, she's sleeping.

:24:38
The fit's over. What could have
made her faint?

:24:42
Be careful not to wake her.
:24:44
One of my friends, Brideux, in
Forges...

:24:47
owns a dog that has a fit when it
sniffs a snuff-box.

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Isn't that strange?
:24:55
A fever set in...
:24:56
and for 43 days, Charles didn't
leave her side...

:25:00
neglected his patients and stopped
sleeping.

:25:03
Her strength...
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returned when the paths...
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were covered with autumn leaves.
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Don't tire yourself.
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Sit on the bench there.
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No, not there!
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You'll be all right.
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Am I disturbing you? I'm here to
ask...

:25:32
about Emma.
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You know you're always welcome.
:25:37
I was doing my accounts.
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I don't know how...
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to pay for all the medicine I've
had.

:25:44
You owe me nothing.
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I'm much obliged but I'm
embarrassed.

:25:49
The season hasn't been too good.
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I was so busy with the poor dear.
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How is she?
:25:58
A lot better but she still has
short relapses.


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