Chapter

 1 2|           Chamber, if in~session, to hear from him what intrigue or
 2 2|       Lupeaulx (invited expressly to hear this~remark), "Why do you
 3 2| half-laughing.~ ~Women never like to hear the praise of other women;
 4 2|           laugh at~us, and when they hear 'Madame Rabourdin' announced--"~ ~"
 5 2|            supposing that either can hear us, or fathom our secret
 6 2|             they are not intended to hear, or entering where~they
 7 5|      Billardiere; in~fact he did not hear of it until young La Briere,
 8 6|             Monsieur Baudoyer that I hear from~you that Rabourdin
 9 6|               I listen and listen; I~hear words, but I never get at
10 6|               indeed I would." [They~hear Fleury's voice.] "There'
11 8|             the moment; "how did you hear that?"~ ~Antoine gave him
12 8|              or~let it alone; do you hear me?"~ ~"If Monsieur Baudoyer
13 8|         appointed. I think I already hear him~calling Laurent" [mimicking
14 8|           pension.~ ~"Do you want to hear about your son-in-law?" [