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 1 I  |           and other countries. His voice,~by dint of talking to his
 2 III|        into his hand, and then her voice was charming.~Pierrotin
 3 III|           all," she said, in a low voice, "be sure never to speak
 4 III|        resuming~at once her tender voice, "you have a propensity
 5 III|            the artist, in a gentle~voice, to Pierrotin.~ ~"Yes, but
 6 III|            said the count in a low voice, taking Pierrotin by the~
 7 V  |       replied Pere Leger, in a low voice.~ ~"Good! I like to see
 8 V  |          said Pere Leger, in a low voice. "Forty thousand~of his
 9 V  |            which was held in a~low voice, but not in a whisper.~ ~"
10 V  |       Pierrotin," he said in a low voice as the man passed~him, "
11 V  |    Mistigris, imitating the hoarse voice~of a young cock; which made
12 V  |          the beard sprouts and the~voice breaks. "'What a chit for
13 VI |         said Moreau, in a strained voice.~ ~At this moment Estelle
14 VII|        sleepless night; her feeble voice,--in short, everything about
15 VII|            in a gentle but grieved voice of the benefits they~had
16 IX |         like me!"~he said in a low voice, quoting the well-known
17 IX |          distrust remains, and its voice is forever heard. Would
18 IX |            tone and accent of that voice Oscar recognized a motherly~
19 X  | unfortunate~clerk. Recognizing the voice of his uncle Cardot, he
20 XI |        hearing the well-remembered voice of~Georges Marest calling
21 XI |         Unless by the sound of the voice, Oscar could never have
22 XI |           the fallen man, in a low voice.~ ~The clerk then moved
23 XI |            it hadn't been for your~voice I should never have known