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 1     I,      II|       with some impediment. I heard the jolting of the foremost
 2     I,      II|      as I at first thought. I heard the guards run from carriage
 3     I,      II|   while cries of despair were heard on every side. Then I saw
 4     I,      II|  hastened down the steps.~ ~I heard no screams, no cries, not
 5     I,      II|     of the falling stones was heard, nothing else. Awful is
 6     I,     III|    said the Englishman, as he heard the name, "Mr. Kornel Dumany,
 7     I,      IV|     and correctly, as I never heard them pronounced by a foreigner
 8     I,       V|        mea culpa!"~ ~When she heard that the uncoupling of the
 9     I,      VI|       there."~ ~"Have you not heard that it was sold to pay
10     I,     VII|       or ability. Anybody who heard or read this story would
11     I,       X|  comes it that he is here?" I heard some of the bystanders ask,
12     I,       X|    our way out of the hall, I heard the red-sashed priest and
13     I,    XIII|       labourer.~ ~Presently I heard the gallop of horses, and,
14     I,    XIII|   That's the best joke I ever heard! How vexed Countess Cenni
15    II,       I|     roses out of the water, I heard steps on the gravel, and
16    II,     III|     this moment. I have never heard of it before this, and I
17    II,     III|       Turandot.' I have often heard her spoken of by that name.
18    II,      IV|        so that you might have heard our discourse, and not guessed
19    II,      VI|      good friends."~ ~Again I heard the expression "jumped,"
20    II,    VIII|            Impossible. I have heard of Janus having two different
21    II,     XII|   once a strange drumbeat was heard from beside us, and the
22    II,      XV|       and battering noise was heard from the outside.~ ~"Open
23    II,      XV|   furnished an explanation. I heard the sound of a bugle, then
24    II,      XV|       Immediately afterward I heard voices in the salon, and,
25    II,    XVII|       it. The last time I had heard of him he had established
26    II,    XVII| laughter, similar sounds were heard in the next room, just as