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 1 2 |   blind persons, on whose soul sound lingers like a~divining
 2 5 |     waking with a start at~the sound of his wife's voice. He
 3 7 |   opened, Calyste, hearing the sound of the piano, supposed~that
 4 7 |     thick~carpet smothered the sound of his steps; but he went
 5 8 |     plummet line with which to sound the~hearts of men? I have
 6 12|     the notes, making them all sound at~once, like a rapid scale.
 7 14| haggard Parisian marquise to a sound Breton~girl!"~ ~"I fear
 8 14|        he heard~only a muffled sound, the tearing of some stuff,
 9 16|        all had listened to the sound of his receding steps with
10 16|       which gave forth a heavy sound as it dropped to the floor.~
11 25|  looking at~Rochefide, who was sound asleep, "after to-day I
12 25|       had so arranged that the sound of~her dressing-door closing
13 26|      are, as~you see, safe and sound; they have not been unsealed.