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 1 5 |     young household would only listen to wisdom, she thought,~
 2 8 |        is cold as a well-rope. Listen to him: the artist~is a
 3 8 |   devotions are~absolute; they listen to us; they love us; they
 4 11|   extreme.~ ~Beatrix seemed to listen to the music, but she was
 5 11| Mademoiselle des Touches, "now listen to me. I know~that you have
 6 11|        her own expense.~ ~"Now listen to me carefully," she said. "
 7 11|    dress, breathe its perfume, listen to the music of her voice,~
 8 14|    weeps for my suffering."~ ~"Listen to me, Calyste; we must
 9 14|       She began, therefore, to listen, without even acted~displeasure,
10 15|      capable of coming~down to listen. I'll serve you faithfully,
11 15|        him, very earnestly, to listen to her.~ ~"Friend," she
12 15|      would have kept you safe. Listen now to~the full truth. Madame
13 22|       wasted their~old age.~ ~"Listen to me," she said to Finot,
14 25|       placed that Fabien~could listen to them.~ ~"My dear Couture,
15 25| Alencon,is that it, my friend? Listen to me: I have done~so many
16 25|   politeness are accustomed to listen, while~thinking of other
17 25|      so. Now, if you will only listen to me, you can do a better~
18 26|      smile.~ ~"Now come in and listen to Rochefide bemoaning himself;
19 26|         you only make love"~ ~"Listen to me, Arthur; give Aurelie