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 1 I   |   example,” but every time he heard them say “Jean did this—
 2 I   |     evening.”~Pierre, who had heard, and who was beginning to
 3 I   | almost forgotten that she had heard long ago, and of which she
 4 II  |    For some time afterward he heard Jean moving softly about
 5 III |      too late.~In the hall he heard the clatter of plates. Then
 6 III |      or acquaintances who had heard of the bequest that the
 7 III |       On reaching the door he heard a great noise of voices
 8 IV  |     approached the harbour he heard, out at sea, a lugubrious
 9 IV  |     he could have believed he heard her. She must have spoken
10 IV  |     immediately, as if it had heard him, as if it had understood
11 V   |  louder every second. Then he heard another snore, an old man’
12 V   |       get into bed again.”~He heard her bare feet on the floor
13 V   |  shore. He passed by them and heard a few sentences without
14 V   |     or three days before Jean heard of his legacy? If I believed
15 VII |     guessed, their mother had heard them.~She could not get
16 VII |   door was his mother who had heard everything and was waiting.~
17 VII |    from your lips what I have heard for this month past from
18 VII |      alone was awake, and had heard her come in.~
19 VIII|     minute Roland’s voice was heard on the stairs: “Are we to
20 IX  |      as he dropped asleep. He heard vaguely, all about him,