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 1 Introd   | clock struck two. They could hear the loud murmur of the river
 2 XXXIX    | better and better. I went to hear it again two or three days
 3 XLIX     |   all the stupidities that I hear! You can not imagine to
 4 LXIX     |    children are unwilling to hear of my leaving so soon. Yes,
 5 LXXXV    |     senseless things which I hear at the Academy hasten my
 6 LXXXV    |   man!~Every time now that I hear the chain of the steam-boats,
 7 CLXIX    | perhaps, it was I; I did not hear or understand.~It is, I
 8 CLXXVII  |    our ears, thinking we can hear the sound of the cannon
 9 CLXXVII  | uniforms, where one does not hear the drum, where one does
10 CLXXXVIII|  like a lot of people whom I hear bemoaning the war of Paris.
11 CXCIX    |     but I am much hurried.~I hear today that the mass of the
12 CC       |  like all that HE did, and I hear that the public of the theatres
13 CCIII    |  Nohant, 23 November, 1871~I hear from Plauchut that you won’
14 CCVI     |    name three times, did you hear it at all?~We are all getting
15 CCXII    | judge books had been able to hear, what a lesson! Nothing
16 CCXVI    |      Croisset this summer to hear Saint-Antoine?~As for me,
17 CCXX     | papers, and above all not to hear of money.~My incapacity,
18 CCXXIII  |     today, I am beginning to hear the birds singing and to
19 CCXLVIII |     Saint-Antoine. I want to hear it, I want to live in it
20 CCLIX    |   came here last Saturday to hear the reading of le Sexe faible,
21 CCLXV    |   have played l’Oncle Sam. I hear that it is bad, but it may
22 CCLXXXVI |     since you do not care to hear the myth happiness spoken
23 CCLXXXIX |     that one is surprised to hear her laugh and play like
24 CCC      | embraces you and rejoices to hear that you are better. Did