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 1         I,I  |          my beautiful white doe. Listen. People should~always do
 2         I,I  |       what I am thinking of as I listen to~you? You are like the
 3         I,I  |        your ruin!' You would not listen to me, and now the ruin
 4         I,I  |        thought of all that. Now, listen to me. Alexandre Crottat~
 5         I,I  |          a single reproach. But, listen; when you~invented your
 6         I,I  |         on similar occasions.~ ~"Listen, Constance. I have not given
 7         I,I  |          If you were inclined to listen to me to-night, I would
 8         I,I  |       replied the husband. "Just listen; I say good-day because~
 9         I,II |          in the~great drama will listen to the salutary voice.~ ~
10         I,III|       Does anything trouble her?~Listen, my boy; you must not be
11         I,III|        with ardent young people.~Listen till I've done."~ ~Anselme
12         I,IV |    himself.~"What a fool I am to listen to women's notions! I'll
13         I,V  |    keeping it from~turning gray. Listen! this is my opinion on the
14         I,VI |       the contracting parties to~listen to the deeds read over to
15         I,VII|     himself to any one who would listen to~him, and so delighted
16         I,VII|  realized, for an instant, as we listen. When he has led us through
17         I,I  |        and he told whoever would listen to him that Roguin had cost
18         I,II |    documents, without~seeming to listen to Birotteau, here turned
19         I,III|       tone of a~free-thinker.~ ~"Listen to me, Birotteau! You are
20         I,IV |        composite phraseology.~ ~"Listen," said Claparon, after a
21         I,IV | shirt-sleeves and bareheaded, to listen as they~walked towards the
22         I,VII|          the mother, smiling.~ ~"Listen to a little secret," said