; , sidebyside, theysawpassandrepassinfrontofthemcontinuallythethreechantingchoristers.
, infullvestments, , raisinghishands, , .
Yethetriedtostirhimselftoafeelingofdevotion, , faraway, , andthatallwasover, thattheywouldlayherintheearth, hewasseizedwithafierce, gloomy, , andheenjoyedthislullinhispain, whilstatthesametimehereproachedhimselfforbeingawretch.
Thesharpnoiseofaniron-ferruledstickwasheardonthestones, , , thestable-boyatthe "Liond'Or." Hehadputonhisnewleg.
Oneofthechoristerswentroundthenavemakingacollection, andthecopperschinkedoneaftertheotheronthesilverplate.
"Oh, makehaste! Iaminpain!" criedBovary, .
Theysang, theyknelt, theystoodup; itwasendless! Herememberedthatonce, intheearlytimes, theyhadbeentomasstogether, andtheyhadsatdownontheotherside, ontheright, ; thebearersslippedtheirthreestavesunderthecoffin, andeveryoneleftthechurch.
, pale, staggering.
, andsalutedwithanodthosewho, comingoutfromthelanesorfromtheirdoors, stoodamidstthecrowd.
Thesixmen, threeoneitherside, walkedslowly, , thechoristers, andthetwochoirboysrecitedthePsalmCXXX, andtheirvoicesechoedoverthefields, ; butthegreatsilvercrossrosealwaysbeforethetrees.
