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 1        I,  I   |      especially organized to listen and to hear. When his aural
 2        I,  VII |  Instinctively he stopped to listen. Protected by the shadow
 3        I,  VIII|   Michael Strogoff ceased to listen. It struck him just then
 4        I,  X   |    his ear: “Cries, brother! Listen!”~
 5        I,  XV  |     his ear to the ground to listen for the sound of galloping
 6        I,  XVI |      the edge of the road to listen and ascertain with what
 7       II,  II  |      here ears very ready to listen to you.”~“Takhsir,” answered
 8       II,  II  | aimed at by Ivan Ogareff. To listen to him, one would have taken
 9       II,  III |      a threatening gesture.~“Listen,” said he to Marfa, “your
10       II,  V   |   daring neither to look nor listen.~“Look while you may,” exclaimed
11       II,  VIII|      could not see, he could listen and understand what was