Госпожа Бовари

Chapter 2

           Jeanrangeontheother;andthisheat,moreover,which,onaccountoftheaqueousvapoursgivenoffbytheriverandtheconsiderablenumberofcattleinthefields,which,asyouknow,exhalemuchammonia,thatistosay,nitrogen,hydrogenandoxygen(no,nitrogenandhydrogenalone),andwhichsuckingupintoitselfthehumusfromtheground,mixingtogetherallthosedifferentemanations,unitesthemintoastack,sotosay,andcombiningwiththeelectricitydiffusedthroughtheatmosphere,whenthereisany,mightinthelongrun,asintropicalcountries,engenderinsalubriousmiasmatathisheat,Isay,findsitselfperfectlytemperedonthesidewhenceitcomes,orratherwhenceitshouldcomethatistosay,thesouthernsidebythesouth-easternwinds,which,havingcooledthemselvespassingovertheSeine,reachussometimesallatoncelikebreezesfromRussia."

           "Atanyrate,youhavesomewalksintheneighbourhood?"continuedMadameBovary,speakingtotheyoungman.

           "Oh,veryfew,"heanswered."ThereisaplacetheycallLaPature,onthetopofthehill,ontheedgeoftheforest.Sometimes,onSundays,Igoandstaytherewithabook,watchingthesunset."

           "Ithinkthereisnothingsoadmirableassunsets,"sheresumed;"butespeciallybythesideofthesea."

           "Oh,Iadorethesea!"saidMonsieurLeon.

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