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1 I | in a voice that could be heard all through the house, “
2 I | beside gardens or woods they heard occasionally the bright
3 I | the distance bells were heard. They passed a little village
4 I | suddenly she thought she heard a footstep behind the house. “
5 III | dates, etc., and names heard in her childhood were recalled,
6 III | ears, pretended not to have heard and, taking up the enormous
7 IV | A suppressed giggle was heard, but Abbé Picot, the natural
8 VI | marriages of which she had not heard, thus adding to the genealogical
9 VI | sat down and waited. They heard steps in the hall above
10 VII | considered. How often had she not heard her mother say: “Why, money
11 VII | in a dazed condition. She heard Julien moving and walking
12 VII | yonder before her she now heard a slight sound, the indistinct
13 VII | She did not know. Then she heard a little noise on the floor,
14 VII | to take it.~When Jeanne heard what her husband had said,
15 VII | silent. The only sound to be heard was the sobs of Rosalie
16 VIII| meeting M. de Lamare. We heard from him how you were suffering,
17 VIII| attention. Presently she heard a little cry and, in spite
18 IX | him. A sound of oars was heard, a boat grinding against
19 IX | checking it abruptly. They heard Julien say several time: “
20 IX | talking in a big voice. She heard someone calling and raised
21 IX | saw the old curé, who had heard of it in some way. He offered
22 IX | all night, if she had not heard a noise in the adjoining
23 X | flying over his head and heard frightful screams coming
24 XI | fifteen thousand francs and heard nothing more from him for
25 XII | evening.~Ever since they heard that the château was sold,
26 XII | glance, and Rosalie, who had heard all about him, flew into
27 XIII| she was dozing off, she heard a woman scream in an adjoining
28 XIII| and then she thought she heard a man laugh. As daylight
29 XIV | ate what they gave her, heard them talking, but about
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