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 1    I,  I  |    very pretty; I am glad to hear it! However, she said: “
 2    I,  I  |      to know but charming to hear.~Sometimes when he approached
 3    I,  I  |      his heart, and she must hear him, pale, trembling, and
 4    I,  I  |     however, could endure to hear his voice, having always
 5    I,  I  |   wherever he went he should hear her praised for her charm,
 6    I,  II |   The idea! I should like to hear you say ‘you’ to Annette!”~
 7    I,  II |    just been saying you will hear repeated at least once a
 8    I,  III|  similar that he expected to hear them make the same replies.
 9    I,  III|     Countess did not like to hear him praise other women.
10    I,  IV |     intonation she wished to hear, and which she had not heard
11   II,  I  |    need to be cheered up, to hear some noise and see some
12   II,  I  |   nods of approval.~Happy to hear her spoken of, but jealous
13   II,  II |      beauty that she did not hear the door open, and was startled
14   II,  II |     a few seconds, one could hear in that nocturnal peace
15   II,  II |   anguish that the dead must hear her, listen to her, but
16   II,  III|     She was so accustomed to hear compliments and flattery,
17   II,  IV |     s death. I never had you hear it, but I will play it for
18   II,  V  |   offering drinks. One could hear the clapping of the masseurs’
19   II,  VI | Count was asleep and did not hear.~Then, impatient, nervous,
20   II,  VI |   walls; and she listened to hear whether that rolling of