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 1 I  |    had ever served,~--do you hear me, Bonaparte?--and we marched
 2 II |     Italian pretended not to hear; perhaps she really did
 3 II |   perhaps she really did not hear.~She rose abruptly; walked
 4 II |     Sitting there, she could hear,~distinctly, a sound which
 5 II |    was so unusual a thing to hear the studious Italian sing,
 6 II |      object~that she did not hear the slight noise of her
 7 III|     soldier was the first to hear a name that turned him pale.~ ~"
 8 III|   all other emotions; but to hear~a cry of vengeance, to find
 9 III|  sounds which only she~could hear through the partition.~ ~
10 IV | Bartolomeo di Piombo; do you hear me,~Ginevra?"~ ~"Do you