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 1 III |   ancient~practices; he might be heard to regret the Provost of
 2 IV  |      that more than~once she had heard some wag bet that she was
 3 VI  |      quaked in~every limb as she heard her mother say that she
 4 VIII|         rumble of a carriage~was heard. The family party were going
 5 VIII|       paid."~ ~"Why?"~ ~"Well, I heard the day before yesterday
 6 X   |        that at first nothing was heard of it. Virginie, however,
 7 X   |      down to the lower floor she heard her~father exclaim, "Then,
 8 XII |    elegant of the two brides. He heard~some of his neighbors highly
 9 XIII|       his finest compositions he heard her~exclaim, as her father
10 XIII|        dinner Theodore gave, she~heard a young painter say, with
11 XIV | Augustine, who had for some time heard her~husband speak with enthusiasm
12 XV  |        all its strength when she heard~Joseph Lebas speak of legal
13 XVII|          adjoining boudoir, were heard by Augustine, and her~heart
14 XVII|        evidently~now meant to be heard.~ ~Augustine shyly entered