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And
in
his
emotion
he
could
hardly
put
on
the
compress
.
"
It
is
nothing
,
"
said
Monsieur
Boulanger
quietly
,
taking
Justin
in
his
arms
.
He
seated
him
on
the
table
with
his
back
resting
against
the
wall
.
Madame
Bovary
began
taking
off
his
cravat
.
The
strings
of
his
shirt
had
got
into
a
knot
,
and
she
was
for
some
minutes
moving
her
light
fingers
about
the
young
fellow
's
neck
.
Then
she
poured
some
vinegar
on
her
cambric
handkerchief
;
she
moistened
his
temples
with
little
dabs
,
and
then
blew
upon
them
softly
.
The
ploughman
revived
,
but
Justin
's
syncope
still
lasted
,
and
his
eyeballs
disappeared
in
the
pale
sclerotics
like
blue
flowers
in
milk
.
"
We
must
hide
this
from
him
,
"
said
Charles
.
Madame
Bovary
took
the
basin
to
put
it
under
the
table
.
With
the
movement
she
made
in
bending
down
,
her
dress
(
it
was
a
summer
dress
with
four
flounces
,
yellow
,
long
in
the
waist
and
wide
in
the
skirt
)
spread
out
around
her
on
the
flags
of
the
room
;
and
as
Emma
stooping
,
staggered
a
little
as
she
stretched
out
her
arms
.
The
stuff
here
and
there
gave
with
the
inflections
of
her
bust
.
Then
she
went
to
fetch
a
bottle
of
water
,
and
she
was
melting
some
pieces
of
sugar
when
the
chemist
arrived
.
The
servant
had
been
to
fetch
him
in
the
tumult
.
Seeing
his
pupil
's
eyes
staring
he
drew
a
long
breath
;
then
going
around
him
he
looked
at
him
from
head
to
foot
.
"
Fool
!
"
he
said
,
"
really
a
little
fool
!
A
fool
in
four
letters
!
A
phlebotomy
's
a
big
affair
,
is
n't
it
!
And
a
fellow
who
is
n't
afraid
of
anything
;
a
kind
of
squirrel
,
just
as
he
is
who
climbs
to
vertiginous
heights
to
shake
down
nuts
.
Oh
,
yes
!
you
just
talk
to
me
,
boast
about
yourself
!
Here
's
a
fine
fitness
for
practising
pharmacy
later
on
;
for
under
serious
circumstances
you
may
be
called
before
the
tribunals
in
order
to
enlighten
the
minds
of
the
magistrates
,
and
you
would
have
to
keep
your
head
then
,
to
reason
,
show
yourself
a
man
,
or
else
pass
for
an
imbecile
.
"
