Chap.

 1        1|            while beyond it was still heard the long–drawn rumble of
 2        1|            banging; loud voices were heard disputing in the passages.
 3        1|          Fauchery, loud enough to be heard by those around him. “We
 4        1|             more tuneless voice been heard or one managed with less
 5        1|           man in a workman’s cap was heard crying in a drawling voice:~“
 6        2|           bell at the outer door was heard to ring with its quick and
 7        2|            come into the bedroom.~“I heard voices,” replied the old
 8        2|            of their tricks when they heard her describe the looks of
 9        3|             La Faloise meanwhile had heard the few rapid sentences
10        3|            announcing that she never heard Weber played without at
11        3|              song is light. Have you heard Patti in the Barber of Seville?”~“
12        3|        repeated an assertion she had heard made in Alsace, where her
13        4|       matters when a burly voice was heard:~“What, eh, what? Is that
14        4|        ceased, and now a dispute was heard going on in the big drawing
15        4|        sudden little Maria Blond was heard saying:~“What an old stick
16        4|              Fauchery.”~Lucy Stewart heard this invitation given while
17        5|              a fresh hail shower was heard beating against the windows
18        5|             goodness to enter—”~They heard the cry of a startled woman
19        5|         topic when noisy voices were heard at the dressing–room door.
20        5|            foot of the stairs he was heard remarking to Fontan in his
21        5|          Father Barillot’s voice was heard outside the door.~“May I
22        5|            house. As he passed by he heard fierce sounds of washing
23        5|            in front of the foyer, he heard Satin screaming out:~“Oh,
24        6|             her at La Mignotte. I’ve heard all about it from the gardener.
25        6|            stiffly on her chair, had heard all that had been said about
26        6|          Steiner entered the room he heard Nana remarking:~“I adore
27        6|            so Joseph told me, and he heard it from the servants at
28        6|             heaven for mercy. But he heard nothing: there was a rattle
29        9|            he restrained himself. He heard a whispering in the dark
30        9|              offers. But a voice was heard shouting:~“The duchess!
31        9|            Loudly, so that it may be heard!”~Father Cossard turned
32        9|             saw Fontan; he no longer heard the stinging taunt about
33        9|              did not concern him? He heard sounds of quarreling as
34       10|             ear against the door. He heard very ill, for the thick
35       10| thunderstruck; his head swam, for he heard a brisk outburst of gaiety,
36       10|             understand.~“I thought I heard—that is, you didn’t cry?”
37       10|           free in Nana’s company and heard him laugh uproariously,
38       10|            room in the afternoon Zoe heard her sobbing. In the evening
39       10|              smiled. They apparently heard nothing, and the more their
40       10|             rising from table he had heard Philippe joking with the
41       10|              for loose women if they heard them laughing at that hour
42       11|             their bets, for they had heard things said in the crowd,
43       11|            be roasted. They could be heard plunging, throwing themselves
44       12|       Fauchery one April evening had heard the vocal expression in
45       13|             doors were shut. Georges heard Nana paying the baker and
46       13|            these. One evening he had heard Nana angrily telling her
47       13|        ridiculous.”~Each time Muffat heard these words they seemed
48       13|            strained their sinews and heard their bones crack to satisfy
49       13|             the bedroom door, for he heard the sound of laughter within.
50       14|           the pavement, and when she heard the news there was a fresh
51       14|              the two rooms, they had heard them laughing and kissing
52       14|             minds to go, a voice was heard calling from the passage:~“