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 1         I,I  |        her hair quivering, her ears filled~with strange noises,
 2         I,II |    forth, which sounded to the~ears of superficial people like
 3         I,III|        stomach contracted,~his ears buzzed.~ ~"What is the matter,
 4         I,V  |    Here Popinot pricked up his ears like a frightened hare.~ ~"
 5         I,VII|    shirt-collar~worn above his ears, he was chiefly distinguished
 6         I,I  |     loss, which sounded in his ears like the first cry of the~
 7         I,I  |      of the~view-halloo in the ears of the game.~ ~At this moment
 8         I,I  |     death-bells tolling in his ears,--just as his~eyes had seen,
 9         I,II |    which misery jangles in~the ears of its victims, lived and
10         I,IV |    Nucingen to the inattentive ears of du Tillet, who was~looking
11         I,IV |      Cesar opened his eyes and ears, endeavoring to understand
12         I,IV |       of persons; money~has no ears, it has no heart. The winter
13         I,IV |      of failure ringing in his ears, and every jangle woke~a
14         I,IV | dreadful charge ringing in his~ears, and saw the distorted face
15         I,VII|        even sounded in Cesar's ears~as he passed along the streets,