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1 IV  |       the listeners would enjoy~listening to him, and his modesty
2 IV  |       like a swan on both feet, listening, to all appearance,~to a
3 IV  | laughing eagerly at every~joke, listening with servility; and occasionally,
4 V   |         whether his audience is listening in admiration or fails~to
5 VI  |  friendly hearts, Eve and David listening~in pained silence to a torrent
6 VI  |    Nothing suits me better than listening to reading aloud after dinner."~ ~
7 VIII|    spend this~melancholy day in listening to your Beatrice, whose
8 VIII|         no answer.~ ~To Lucien, listening to the alluring words, and