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841
Emma
was
leaning
out
at
the
window
;
she
was
often
there
.
The
window
in
the
provinces
replaces
the
theatre
and
the
promenade
,
she
was
amusing
herself
with
watching
the
crowd
of
boors
when
she
saw
a
gentleman
in
a
green
velvet
coat
.
He
had
on
yellow
gloves
,
although
he
wore
heavy
gaiters
;
he
was
coming
towards
the
doctor
's
house
,
followed
by
a
peasant
walking
with
a
bent
head
and
quite
a
thoughtful
air
.
842
"
Can
I
see
the
doctor
?
"
he
asked
Justin
,
who
was
talking
on
the
doorsteps
with
Felicite
,
and
,
taking
him
for
a
servant
of
the
house
--
"
Tell
him
that
Monsieur
Rodolphe
Boulanger
of
La
Huchette
is
here
.
"
843
It
was
not
from
territorial
vanity
that
the
new
arrival
added
"
of
La
Huchette
"
to
his
name
,
but
to
make
himself
the
better
known
.
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844
La
Huchette
,
in
fact
,
was
an
estate
near
Yonville
,
where
he
had
just
bought
the
chateau
and
two
farms
that
he
cultivated
himself
,
without
,
however
,
troubling
very
much
about
them
.
845
He
lived
as
a
bachelor
,
and
was
supposed
to
have
"
at
least
fifteen
thousand
francs
a
year
.
"
846
Charles
came
into
the
room
.
Monsieur
Boulanger
introduced
his
man
,
who
wanted
to
be
bled
because
he
felt
"
a
tingling
all
over
.
"
847
"
That
'll
purge
me
,
"
he
urged
as
an
objection
to
all
reasoning
.
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848
So
Bovary
ordered
a
bandage
and
a
basin
,
and
asked
Justin
to
hold
it
.
Then
addressing
the
peasant
,
who
was
already
pale
--
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"
Do
n't
be
afraid
,
my
lad
.
"
850
"
No
,
no
,
sir
,
"
said
the
other
;
"
get
on
.
"