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 1 III |   out of the House;~then he heard his daughter's light step,
 2 III | lavishing on~you."~ ~As she heard these words, after flashing
 3 III |   broke silence.~ ~"I never heard you say, my dear father,
 4 V   |  went up the bankside as he heard the sarcasm; then he~crossed
 5 VI  |    the sweet child, "I have heard so much of you~from Maximilien
 6 VII |      then," he added, as he heard the joyful exclamation~she
 7 VII |  the rest of 'em.~--I never heard him mention this Maximilien.
 8 VIII|   On arriving from Vienna I heard that the poor boy was ill
 9 VIII|  Germany. For a year I have heard no decent French, I~have
10 VIII| morning Paris drawing-rooms heard the news of the marriage
11 VIII|    a daughter. He was~often heard to say that he had rescued
12 VIII|   of the old school, Emilie heard the Vicomte de Longueville~