Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |     giving a lecture; and she listened with interest, a little
 2    I,  I  |     tried to stop him, but he listened to her no longer. Emotion
 3    I,  I  | trembling, and anxious as she listened. He spoke a long time, demanding
 4    I,  I  | things; but she smiled as she listened, and replied pleasantly,
 5    I,  II |       specialists, to whom he listened with clever discernment.
 6    I,  III|  crossed, and folded arms, he listened to the strains, and gave
 7    I,  III|  touched her sympathy.~Bertin listened, more amused by her than
 8    I,  III|    very lonely and sad.~As he listened, the painter felt as gay
 9    I,  III|  again to chat pleasantly. He listened, stirred by a growing anxiety;
10    I,  III|    commissioner.~The Countess listened with curious gaze, her idle
11    I,  III|  heart that day.~The Countess listened, surprised, charmed, and
12   II,  I  |       terms, to which Olivier listened gravely with frequent nods
13   II,  III|     my fair patient.”~She had listened to him with deep interest,
14   II,  IV |      contemplate Annette, but listened also to the music, that
15   II,  V  |    work of fleeting time. She listened in the silence of the night
16   II,  VI |       half turned toward him, listened with that eager, youthful
17   II,  VI |      to himself.~The audience listened with deep attention and
18   II,  VI |     has not changed!” Then he listened, like the others, and behind
19   II,  VI | connect with his love.~Now he listened from the depths of his soul
20   II,  VI |       heard him in this role, listened with renewed attention.
21   II,  VI |      whose voices were all he listened to. That man in a doublet,
22   II,  VI |  expect in this life.~Then he listened no more, heard nothing more.
23   II,  VI |       I entreat you!”~How she listened, how she palpitated! And
24   II,  VI |     in French society.~Bertin listened to him, and fancied Annette
25   II,  VI |      his sobs choked him. She listened, as he leaned against her,
26   II,  VI |       She started, sat up and listened. A second time the vibrating
27   II,  VI |  again in two weeks.”~She had listened, with profound attention,
28   II,  VI |      over my abdomen.”~As she listened she saw the accident, and
29   II,  VI |     during their absence, she listened, trying to understand perfectly,
30   II,  VI |     valet, standing near her, listened also, and behind him his
31   II,  VI |      When they were gone, she listened for the sound of the door
32   II,  VI | penetrated the walls; and she listened to hear whether that rolling