Chapter

 1 II |  closet could be distinctly heard, but~Madame Servin appeared
 2 II | sounds that no one else had heard. The~expression of impatience
 3 III|   was satisfied with having heard the~opening of the garret
 4 III|    towards evening, Ginevra heard the accustomed signal. Luigi~
 5 III|    his head. Luigi, who had~heard part of the conversation,
 6 III|   with tender anxiety; they heard her~step in the court-yard,
 7 III|    shut, and the old~mother heard the steps of her Ginevra
 8 IV | none but a lover could have~heard the words:--~ ~"What misery
 9 IV |   trembling.~ ~"Yes. I have heard my mother say that the Portas
10 IV | charmed me thus;~I may have heard voices--no, no, never any
11 V  |  reigned, and his voice was heard, like the yapping of a~dog,
12 V  |      through which~could be heard her inward satisfaction. "
13 VI |  and also the neighbors who heard him to gather a few things
14 VI |    couple fancied that they heard~a gentle rustling. Ginevra'