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Chapter 3

           ThenMadameBovary,senior,becamealarmedforherson’shappiness,andfearingthatherhusbandmightinthelong-runhaveanimmoralinfluenceupontheideasoftheyoungwoman,tookcaretohurrytheirdeparture.Perhapsshehadmoreseriousreasonsforuneasiness.MonsieurBovarywasnotthemantorespectanything.

           OnedayEmmawassuddenlyseizedwiththedesiretoseeherlittlegirl,whohadbeenputtonursewiththecarpenter’swife,and,withoutlookingatthecalendartoseewhetherthesixweeksoftheVirginwereyetpassed,shesetoutfortheRollets’house,situatedattheextremeendofthevillage,betweenthehighroadandthefields.

           Itwasmid-day,theshuttersofthehouseswereclosedandtheslateroofsthatglitteredbeneaththefiercelightoftheblueskyseemedtostrikesparksfromthecrestofthegables.Aheavywindwasblowing;Emmafeltweakasshewalked;thestonesofthepavementhurther;shewasdoubtfulwhethershewouldnotgohomeagain,orgoinsomewheretorest.

           AtthismomentMonsieurLeoncameoutfromaneighbouringdoorwithabundleofpapersunderhisarm.Hecametogreether,andstoodintheshadeinfrontoftheLheureux’sshopundertheprojectinggreyawning.

           MadameBovarysaidshewasgoingtoseeherbaby,butthatshewasbeginningtogrowtired.

           "If"saidLeon,notdaringtogoon.

           "Haveyouanybusinesstoattendto?"sheasked.

           Andontheclerk’sanswer,shebeggedhimtoaccompanyher.

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