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As I was saying, farmers have a
hard life.
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Others do too!
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Oh, indeed! Workers in the towns,
for example.
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But women...
:43:13
Ah, that's true!
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I've known of mothers...
:43:17
honest women, I assure you...
:43:20
real saints...
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who didn't even have bread.
:43:26
But what of those, Father...
:43:29
who have bread but no...
:43:31
No fire in winter?
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What does it matter?
:43:35
What do you mean?
:43:36
When one has warmth and food,
things...
:43:40
Oh, my God!
:43:43
What's wrong? Digestive trouble.
:43:46
Go home, Mme Bovary, and have a
nice cup of tea.
:43:49
No, no, it's...
:43:50
I thought you were having a dizzy
spell.
:43:53
You asked me something. What
was it?
:43:55
I can't remember now...
:44:04
Nothing.
:44:08
Nothing.
:44:10
You'll excuse me, Mme Bovary.
:44:12
I have to deal with these urchins.
:44:14
Poor things! It's hard showing
them the ways of the Lord...
:44:18
as His Holy Son told us to do.
:44:25
Take care, and my respects to
your husband.
:44:32
Are you Christian?
:44:33
Yes, I'm Christian.
:44:35
What is a Christian?
:44:37
He who is born baptised.
:44:48
Mama...