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921
"
It
's
only
to
get
away
from
that
fat
fellow
,
you
know
,
the
druggist
.
"
She
pressed
his
elbow
.
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"
What
's
the
meaning
of
that
?
"
he
asked
himself
.
And
he
looked
at
her
out
of
the
corner
of
his
eyes
.
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Her
profile
was
so
calm
that
one
could
guess
nothing
from
it
.
It
stood
out
in
the
light
from
the
oval
of
her
bonnet
,
with
pale
ribbons
on
it
like
the
leaves
of
weeds
.
Her
eyes
with
their
long
curved
lashes
looked
straight
before
her
,
and
though
wide
open
,
they
seemed
slightly
puckered
by
the
cheek-bones
,
because
of
the
blood
pulsing
gently
under
the
delicate
skin
.
A
pink
line
ran
along
the
partition
between
her
nostrils
.
Her
head
was
bent
upon
her
shoulder
,
and
the
pearl
tips
of
her
white
teeth
were
seen
between
her
lips
.
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924
"
Is
she
making
fun
of
me
?
"
thought
Rodolphe
.
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Emma
's
gesture
,
however
,
had
only
been
meant
for
a
warning
;
for
Monsieur
Lheureux
was
accompanying
them
,
and
spoke
now
and
again
as
if
to
enter
into
the
conversation
.
926
"
What
a
superb
day
!
Everybody
is
out
!
The
wind
is
east
!
"
927
And
neither
Madame
Bovary
nor
Rodolphe
answered
him
,
whilst
at
the
slightest
movement
made
by
them
he
drew
near
,
saying
,
"
I
beg
your
pardon
!
"
and
raised
his
hat
.
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928
When
they
reached
the
farrier
's
house
,
instead
of
following
the
road
up
to
the
fence
,
Rodolphe
suddenly
turned
down
a
path
,
drawing
with
him
Madame
Bovary
.
He
called
out
--
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"
Good
evening
,
Monsieur
Lheureux
!
See
you
again
presently
.
"
930
"
How
you
got
rid
of
him
!
"
she
said
,
laughing
.