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Chapter 3

           ThatsameeveningthiswasknowninYonville,andMadameTuvache,themayor’swife,declaredinthepresenceofherservantthat"MadameBovarywascompromisingherself."

           Togettothenurse’sitwasnecessarytoturntotheleftonleavingthestreet,asifmakingforthecemetery,andtofollowbetweenlittlehousesandyardsasmallpathborderedwithprivethedges.Theywereinbloom,andsowerethespeedwells,eglantines,thistles,andthesweetbriarthatsprangupfromthethickets.Throughopeningsinthehedgesonecouldseeintothehuts,somepigsonadung-heap,ortetheredcowsrubbingtheirhornsagainstthetrunkoftrees.Thetwo,sidebysidewalkedslowly,sheleaninguponhim,andherestraininghispace,whichheregulatedbyhers;infrontofthemaswarmofmidgesfluttered,buzzinginthewarmair.

           Therecognizedthehousebyanoldwalnut-treewhichshadedit.

           Lowandcoveredwithbrowntiles,therehungoutsideit,beneaththedormer-windowofthegarret,astringofonions.Faggotsuprightagainstathornfencesurroundedabedoflettuce,afewsquarefeetoflavender,andsweetpeasstungonsticks.Dirtywaterwasrunninghereandthereonthegrass,andallroundwereseveralindefiniterags,knittedstockings,aredcalicojacket,andalargesheetofcoarselinenspreadoverthehedge.Atthenoiseofthegatethenurseappearedwithababyshewassucklingononearm.

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