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 1         I,I  |        happier than I. If I had~listened to you I should never have
 2         I,II |      poor parvenu peasant as he listened to his charming~Cesarine
 3         I,III|      kept his countenance as he listened to this absurd~flourish,
 4         I,IV |        his future~interests. He listened patiently to the plans,
 5         I,V  |   admiration with which Popinot listened to the father of~Cesarine
 6         I,V  |         mournful, with which he listened to trivial vulgarities.
 7         I,VI |      repent, my~boy, for having listened to us in the old times?
 8         I,VII|    looked at the card-~players, listened to the conversations, and
 9         I,I  | attentive, Pillerault and Ragon listened as gravely as the three~
10         I,I  |        Monsieur," he said, "you listened to me, but you did not understand~
11         I,IV |     through Cesar's veins as he listened to these words. The wily
12         I,IV |   lighted the fire.~ ~The valet listened. At first Cesar did not
13         I,IV |    terror beyond control as she listened to~these words, spoken with
14         I,VII|         francs."~ ~Madame Cesar listened with fluctuations of joy
15         I,VII|     hand of the poor~clerk, who listened to this speech with unutterable
16         I,VII|       stood dumb with~joy as he listened to the solemn words of the