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Emma
had
a
number
in
her
cupboard
that
she
squandered
one
after
the
other
,
without
Charles
allowing
himself
the
slightest
observation
.
So
also
he
disbursed
three
hundred
francs
for
a
wooden
leg
that
she
thought
proper
to
make
a
present
of
to
Hippolyte
.
Its
top
was
covered
with
cork
,
and
it
had
spring
joints
,
a
complicated
mechanism
,
covered
over
by
black
trousers
ending
in
a
patent-leather
boot
.
But
Hippolyte
,
not
daring
to
use
such
a
handsome
leg
every
day
,
begged
Madame
Bovary
to
get
him
another
more
convenient
one
.
The
doctor
,
of
course
,
had
again
to
defray
the
expense
of
this
purchase
.
So
little
by
little
the
stable-man
took
up
his
work
again
.
One
saw
him
running
about
the
village
as
before
,
and
when
Charles
heard
from
afar
the
sharp
noise
of
the
wooden
leg
,
he
at
once
went
in
another
direction
.
It
was
Monsieur
Lheureux
,
the
shopkeeper
,
who
had
undertaken
the
order
;
this
provided
him
with
an
excuse
for
visiting
Emma
.
He
chatted
with
her
about
the
new
goods
from
Paris
,
about
a
thousand
feminine
trifles
,
made
himself
very
obliging
,
and
never
asked
for
his
money
.
Emma
yielded
to
this
lazy
mode
of
satisfying
all
her
caprices
.
Thus
she
wanted
to
have
a
very
handsome
ridding-whip
that
was
at
an
umbrella-maker
's
at
Rouen
to
give
to
Rodolphe
.
The
week
after
Monsieur
Lheureux
placed
it
on
her
table
.
But
the
next
day
he
called
on
her
with
a
bill
for
two
hundred
and
seventy
francs
,
not
counting
the
centimes
.
Emma
was
much
embarrassed
;
all
the
drawers
of
the
writing-table
were
empty
;
they
owed
over
a
fortnight
's
wages
to
Lestiboudois
,
two
quarters
to
the
servant
,
for
any
quantity
of
other
things
,
and
Bovary
was
impatiently
expecting
Monsieur
Derozeray
's
account
,
which
he
was
in
the
habit
of
paying
every
year
about
Midsummer
.
She
succeeded
at
first
in
putting
off
Lheureux
.
At
last
he
lost
patience
;
he
was
being
sued
;
his
capital
was
out
,
and
unless
he
got
some
in
he
should
be
forced
to
take
back
all
the
goods
she
had
received
.
"
Oh
,
very
well
,
take
them
!
"
said
Emma
.
"
I
was
only
joking
,
"
he
replied
;
"
the
only
thing
I
regret
is
the
whip
.
My
word
!
I
'll
ask
monsieur
to
return
it
to
me
.
"
"
No
,
no
!
"
she
said
.
"
Ah
!
I
've
got
you
!
"
thought
Lheureux
.
