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 1 I  | coach-building, instead of having to listen to perpetual~complaints
 2 I  |           neither more nor less. But listen! here's a special~order.
 3 III|           who spoil their children. "Listen, my Oscar," she said, resuming~
 4 VI |        galleys."~ ~"Monsieur Moreau, listen to me. You have undoubtedly
 5 VII|         future," she said, "you will listen to your mother, and will~
 6 VII|        patron."~ ~"The deuce he has! Listen, madame; I see you are about
 7 VII|            indeed, most unhappy."~ ~"Listen to me, madame," said the
 8 VII|             he's just out of school.~Listen, I'm no talker," he continued; "
 9 IX |          Imitate Monsieur~Godeschal; listen to what he tells you.'"~ ~"
10 IX |              age, have the wisdom to listen to it?~ ~Alas! when, at
11 X  |             he turned~on Clapart.~ ~"Listen to me, monsieur," said the