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 1 I  |    fellow-lodger, and we never heard a sound in his room, in
 2 III|    name of Number 37, and then~heard the weird name Z. Marcas.
 3 III| silence of our attic~rooms, we heard the even, dull sound of
 4 IV |      were about to~undress, we heard a noise in our neighbor'
 5 V  |       was midnight. Marcas had heard everything. He knocked at
 6 VI |         who outdid all we~have heard of Negro determination,
 7 IX |     had ceased to insist.~ ~We heard the sound of gentlemanly
 8 IX |        out of the lock--and we heard the hero answer:~ ~"Come
 9 IX |   Marcas, whose voice had been heard but rarely, as is natural
10 X  |     blame, not you."~ ~Then we heard the humblest entreaties,
11 XI |      to this tale, the last we~heard from the lips of Charles