Chapter

 1 3|     with you."~ ~"You would not listen to me if I were," he replied,
 2 3|    dismiss me now?"~ ~"Before I listen to you," she replied, with
 3 4|         promote you. He doesn't listen~to me; he tires himself
 4 5|     will either ask for them or listen to them. A minister may
 5 5|        the rest of the paper]. "Listen!~ ~"A H. V. il cedera;~De
 6 5|           Dutocq [whispering]. "Listen. Now is the time for us
 7 6|        together afterwards. But listen,~this is what I have written" [
 8 6| Phellion, Poiret, and Thuillier listen stupidly, with the look
 9 6|     says" [goes on copying]. "I listen and listen; I~hear words,
10 6|         copying]. "I listen and listen; I~hear words, but I never
11 6|     Come, Gobseck and Gigonnet, listen to me; you want to keep
12 6|   Samanon screens us."~ ~"Come, listen to me, Gigonnet; it is cold,
13 6|        make their millions!"~ ~"Listen," whispered the lawyer. "
14 7|        ally," he answered. "Now listen, your husband has~spoken
15 7|     speak at your ease,--I~will listen just as long as you wish
16 8|         YOU are, pere Saillard.~Listen" [reads]:--~ ~"Saillard.--
17 8|         short, here we all are. Listen to what I am" [reads]: "
18 8|             Dutocq. "Gentlemen, listen to me; let us be prudent.
19 8|     room.]~ ~Poiret. "Would you listen to me, Monsieur Bixiou?
20 8|       really want to know? Then listen. The antechamber of~the
21 8|          If you stand still~and listen, we shall come to an understanding
22 8|  parabolical method of savages. Listen and comprehend: While the~