Chapter

 1 I   | Barbarians heeded them not, but listened continually to the maiden’
 2 II  |       and the men of the desert listened motionless, cowled in their
 3 IV  |     vociferated abuse they were listened to with patience; but if
 4 IV  |     Every one spoke, no one was listened to; Spendius, usually so
 5 VII |         make himself the better listened to:~“Oh! that is true! I
 6 VII |         these domestic details, listened to him and grew calm with
 7 VIII|         means of defence, Matho listened docilely to his companion.
 8 VIII|       means of repairing it. He listened with open mouth, and the
 9 XI  |         with lassitude; and she listened in a state of stupor to
10 XI  |      speaking within it. He had listened outside and had heard everything.~“
11 XI  |         former love.~The Suffet listened without interrupting him.
12 XII |      the Suffet; the Barbarians listened to them with jealousy although
13 XIV |         s orders were no longer listened to.~Matho took advantage