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931
"
Why
,
"
he
went
on
,
"
allow
oneself
to
be
intruded
upon
by
others
?
And
as
to-day
I
have
the
happiness
of
being
with
you
--
"
932
Emma
blushed
.
He
did
not
finish
his
sentence
.
Then
he
talked
of
the
fine
weather
and
of
the
pleasure
of
walking
on
the
grass
.
A
few
daisies
had
sprung
up
again
.
933
"
Here
are
some
pretty
Easter
daisies
,
"
he
said
,
"
and
enough
of
them
to
furnish
oracles
to
all
the
amorous
maids
in
the
place
.
"
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934
He
added
,
"
Shall
I
pick
some
?
What
do
you
think
?
"
935
"
Are
you
in
love
?
"
she
asked
,
coughing
a
little
.
936
"
H
'm
,
h
'm
!
who
knows
?
"
answered
Rodolphe
.
937
The
meadow
began
to
fill
,
and
the
housewives
hustled
you
with
their
great
umbrellas
,
their
baskets
,
and
their
babies
.
One
had
often
to
get
out
of
the
way
of
a
long
file
of
country
folk
,
servant-maids
with
blue
stockings
,
flat
shoes
,
silver
rings
,
and
who
smelt
of
milk
,
when
one
passed
close
to
them
.
They
walked
along
holding
one
another
by
the
hand
,
and
thus
they
spread
over
the
whole
field
from
the
row
of
open
trees
to
the
banquet
tent
.
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938
But
this
was
the
examination
time
,
and
the
farmers
one
after
the
other
entered
a
kind
of
enclosure
formed
by
a
long
cord
supported
on
sticks
.
939
The
beasts
were
there
,
their
noses
towards
the
cord
,
and
making
a
confused
line
with
their
unequal
rumps
.
Drowsy
pigs
were
burrowing
in
the
earth
with
their
snouts
,
calves
were
bleating
,
lambs
baaing
;
the
cows
,
on
knees
folded
in
,
were
stretching
their
bellies
on
the
grass
,
slowly
chewing
the
cud
,
and
blinking
their
heavy
eyelids
at
the
gnats
that
buzzed
round
them
.
Plough-men
with
bare
arms
were
holding
by
the
halter
prancing
stallions
that
neighed
with
dilated
nostrils
looking
towards
the
mares
.
These
stood
quietly
,
stretching
out
their
heads
and
flowing
manes
,
while
their
foals
rested
in
their
shadow
,
or
now
and
then
came
and
sucked
them
.
And
above
the
long
undulation
of
these
crowded
animals
one
saw
some
white
mane
rising
in
the
wind
like
a
wave
,
or
some
sharp
horns
sticking
out
,
and
the
heads
of
men
running
about
.
Apart
,
outside
the
enclosure
,
a
hundred
paces
off
,
was
a
large
black
bull
,
muzzled
,
with
an
iron
ring
in
its
nostrils
,
and
who
moved
no
more
than
if
he
had
been
in
bronze
.
A
child
in
rags
was
holding
him
by
a
rope
.
940
Between
the
two
lines
the
committee-men
were
walking
with
heavy
steps
,
examining
each
animal
,
then
consulting
one
another
in
a
low
voice
.
One
who
seemed
of
more
importance
now
and
then
took
notes
in
a
book
as
he
walked
along
.
This
was
the
president
of
the
jury
,
Monsieur
Derozerays
de
la
Panville
.