Chap.

 1        1|    inspired, full as it was of whispering voices and the sound of
 2        1| emerged. Then bending down and whispering in the journalist’s ear:~“
 3        1|        homes. Only a well–bred whispering was audible under the great
 4        2|      to Madame. And they began whispering to each other.~Suddenly
 5        3|       room. Two young men were whispering, but they ceased in their
 6        3|        moved off and continued whispering in the journalist’s ear:~“
 7        3|      He could not refrain from whispering something about it in Vandeuvres’
 8        4|        a sound of laughter and whispering and a burst of merry, chattering
 9        4|      broken only by a sound of whispering. The Count de Vandeuvres
10        4|     savagely to her feet after whispering into the astonished ears
11        5|       of feet and the sound of whispering, the voices of the actors
12        5|       of her pace, and he kept whispering in her ear while she shook
13        8|        a melting mood and kept whispering to him all sorts of mysterious
14        8|    neck again, kissing him and whispering in his ear. But Prulliere,
15        9| restrained himself. He heard a whispering in the dark and empty house
16        9|         and there was now much whispering, especially between Prulliere,
17       10|    outburst of gaiety, tender, whispering voices and the smothered
18       10|     her shoulder the while and whispering sundry little remarks in
19       11|    ladies’ carriages they were whispering that the count had given
20       11|     word of what the count was whispering, dared not, however, ask
21       14| reigned save for an occasional whispering sound caused by voices in