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Another
had
gone
one
hundred
and
fifty
miles
in
a
straight
line
,
and
swum
four
rivers
;
and
his
own
father
had
possessed
a
poodle
,
which
,
after
twelve
years
of
absence
,
had
all
of
a
sudden
jumped
on
his
back
in
the
street
as
he
was
going
to
dine
in
town
.
Emma
got
out
first
,
then
Felicite
,
Monsieur
Lheureux
,
and
a
nurse
,
and
they
had
to
wake
up
Charles
in
his
corner
,
where
he
had
slept
soundly
since
night
set
in
.
Homais
introduced
himself
;
he
offered
his
homages
to
madame
and
his
respects
to
monsieur
;
said
he
was
charmed
to
have
been
able
to
render
them
some
slight
service
,
and
added
with
a
cordial
air
that
he
had
ventured
to
invite
himself
,
his
wife
being
away
.
When
Madame
Bovary
was
in
the
kitchen
she
went
up
to
the
chimney
.
With
the
tips
of
her
fingers
she
caught
her
dress
at
the
knee
,
and
having
thus
pulled
it
up
to
her
ankle
,
held
out
her
foot
in
its
black
boot
to
the
fire
above
the
revolving
leg
of
mutton
.
The
flame
lit
up
the
whole
of
her
,
penetrating
with
a
crude
light
the
woof
of
her
gowns
,
the
fine
pores
of
her
fair
skin
,
and
even
her
eyelids
,
which
she
blinked
now
and
again
.
A
great
red
glow
passed
over
her
with
the
blowing
of
the
wind
through
the
half-open
door
.
On
the
other
side
of
the
chimney
a
young
man
with
fair
hair
watched
her
silently
.
As
he
was
a
good
deal
bored
at
Yonville
,
where
he
was
a
clerk
at
the
notary
's
,
Monsieur
Guillaumin
,
Monsieur
Leon
Dupuis
(
it
was
he
who
was
the
second
habitue
of
the
"
Lion
d'Or
"
)
frequently
put
back
his
dinner-hour
in
hope
that
some
traveler
might
come
to
the
inn
,
with
whom
he
could
chat
in
the
evening
.
On
the
days
when
his
work
was
done
early
,
he
had
,
for
want
of
something
else
to
do
,
to
come
punctually
,
and
endure
from
soup
to
cheese
a
tete-a-tete
with
Binet
.
It
was
therefore
with
delight
that
he
accepted
the
landlady
's
suggestion
that
he
should
dine
in
company
with
the
newcomers
,
and
they
passed
into
the
large
parlour
where
Madame
Lefrancois
,
for
the
purpose
of
showing
off
,
had
had
the
table
laid
for
four
.
Homais
asked
to
be
allowed
to
keep
on
his
skull-cap
,
for
fear
of
coryza
;
then
,
turning
to
his
neighbour
--
"
Madame
is
no
doubt
a
little
fatigued
;
one
gets
jolted
so
abominably
in
our
'
Hirondelle
.
'
"
