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 1 I   |       night, where a man could listen to good music while drinking
 2 I   |      throng, but Duroy did not listen to him. A woman, leaning
 3 IV  |     chair and said, to Duroy: “Listen. The Chinese general Li-Theng-Fao,
 4 V   |     time.”~Suddenly she said: “Listen to me, I have found a means;
 5 V   |        door. He followed her:~“Listen Clo, my little Clo, listen
 6 V   |     Listen Clo, my little Clo, listen to me—”~She shook her head,
 7 V   |       At length he stammered:~“Listen Clo—my dearest Clo, let
 8 VIII| gasping voice, heartrending to listen to: “How many more sunsets
 9 VIII|        the garden. We must not listen to his secrets.”~They seated
10 VIII|       his side. He whispered: “Listen to me. Do not be angry that
11 VIII|        in a low, grave voice:~“Listen to me, my dear friend; I
12 VIII|        and bear with me.”~“Now listen carefully: Marriage, to
13 IX  |    embrace, she said gravely: “Listen, my friend, I have not yet
14 XI  |     later on where he willed.~“Listen: I must see you! I will
15 XII | thought—it was stronger than I—listen—listen—I have never loved—
16 XII |     was stronger than I—listen—listen—I have never loved—any other—
17 XII |        with a beseeching air: “Listen: You must promise to respect
18 XIII|        whispered imploringly: “Listen, there is something you
19 XIII|   Marelle’s chatter, he said:~“Listen, my darling; I am going
20 XIII|        do not know whose it is—listen—stay—see—stay—”~But she
21 XV  |    might have a word with you. Listen: I must speak to you this
22 XV  |    said in a caressing voice: “Listen, my dear little one; do
23 XVII|     any audacity on your part. Listen, then! This evening on returning