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 1 I   |        thought joyfully when he heard the news that the coming~
 2 II  |         Bordeaux.~Everybody has heard of the great paper-mills
 3 III |    endured for Nais?--for~so he heard her named by the clan. Like
 4 V   |        Angouleme had so much as heard of him). Everybody interpreted~
 5 V   |         aught should be seen or heard~Of the shining seraph band,
 6 V   | divinities of~Angouleme when he heard himself addressed sometimes
 7 VII |    ladies, "poor Nais! have you heard about~it? I do not believe
 8 VIII|    Lucien," she said, "have you heard the news? Everyone is~talking
 9 VIII|   innocent," cried Lucien.~ ~"I heard about the duel from a countryman,
10 VIII|   Louise.~ ~"You have doubtless heard the news," she wrote, "of
11 VIII|     secrecy, Eve and her mother heard~Lucien's confidences. Both
12 VIII|      women began to cry as they heard of the~ambitious plans;
13 VIII|       she spoke, and apparently heard the last two words,~for