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 1 I  |        for they've turned a deaf ear to the coucous. Tiens,~tiens!
 2 III| companion's hat was stuck on one ear for the purpose of showing
 3 IV |   whispered Georges in the~lad's ear.~ ~"Colonel," cried Leger,
 4 IV |      hideous with the loss of an ear some~pacha had cut off,
 5 IV |         whisper breathed into my ear, 'He~sleeps!' Then, as we
 6 VI |      whispered in her mistress's~ear:--~ ~"The count is at the
 7 VI |       count, catching him by the ear, "we are both~in the decoration
 8 VII|       added, taking Oscar by the ear.~ ~"He has finished school,
 9 VII|        man, leading Oscar by~the ear.~ ~During the meal uncle
10 IX |        we?" she~whispered in his ear.~ ~Persons of nerve, imagination,