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 1 I   |        a whisper intended to be heard; “There is a nice fellow!”~
 2 I   |         nice fellow!”~Forestier heard it, and said to Duroy with
 3 II  |       voice, as if he had never heard it, said:~“What is needed
 4 V   |          who seemed not to have heard her, asked: “Do you object
 5 V   |         Duroy retreated, for he heard the rustling of skirts.
 6 VI  | pictures; but Duroy saw nothing—heard without comprehending. Mme.
 7 VI  |     away. What should he do? He heard their voices and their conversation.
 8 VII |  dragged slowly on. Suddenly he heard footsteps, voices, and Jacques
 9 VII |        were known? He had never heard his name. However, if he
10 VII |        commanded: “Fire!”~Duroy heard nothing more, saw nothing
11 VIII|        and an electric bell was heard to ring. A servant soon
12 VIII|      face.”~At that moment they heard the priest saying to him: “
13 VIII|      and she seemed not to have heard them, for she stood by his
14 XI  |         was grieved, but when I heard your reason, I said to myself: ‘
15 XII |       by them. When Mme. Walter heard him near her, she snatched
16 XII |       rejoin him there. Soon he heard the sound of a voice. He
17 XII |        the woman whose voice he heard. He recognized Mme. Walter;
18 XIII|         of a Juliette. He never heard her call him “Little one”
19 XIII|        By chance last evening I heard a conversation between my
20 XIII|        to tell him what she had heard relative to the expedition
21 XIII|        is M. de Vaudrec? I have heard that he has been ailing
22 XIII|          Suddenly he thought he heard Madeleine crying. In order
23 XV  |         rooms. Suddenly Georges heard a voice say: “That is Laroche
24 XV  |      and a worldly air. Georges heard her call him Marquis de
25 XV  |    excellent.”~Georges scarcely heard his words. He was looking
26 XVI |       times in succession. They heard a light step approach, and