Part,  Chapter

1    I,  III|    of violins reached their ears.~“Ah, there is music at
2    I,  III|    eyes as much as with her ears.~But when they arrived at
3   II,  I  |    benefit, for my~eyes, my ears, and my mind have had enough
4   II,  II |  white and red, whose curly ears flapped at every bound,
5   II,  II |  double cry, and Julio, his ears erect, glided furtively
6   II,  II | formed head, with its curly ears, under his hand, he sat
7   II,  V  |  lips. Hardly believing her ears, she repeated: “To the Marquis?”~“
8   II,  VI |   queens, whose throats and ears scattered flashing rays
9   II,  VI |  was listening with all her ears; and murmurs of satisfaction