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 1 1 |          their conversation, and listened. This time d'Artagnan was
 2 2 |    antechamber, received visits, listened to complaints, gave his
 3 2 |         the moment I have either listened to or heard them, I shall
 4 2 |     looked with all his eyes and listened with all his ears, stretching
 5 7 |         justice, whether anybody listened to him or not. He talked
 6 8 |         bowed, as a sign that he listened. ~"I have heard Monsieur
 7 10|        floor at full length, and listened. ~Cries were soon heard,
 8 11|     whether d'Artagnan looked or listened with avidity. Unfortunately
 9 14|          cardinal!" The cardinal listened with a smile to this vociferous
10 16|       with Mme. Bonacieux. Athos listened to him without a frown;
11 22|      anger. Everybody looked and listened with astonishment, comprehending
12 22|          their might, but nobody listened to them. ~The king came
13 22|         comparative darkness and listened. ~The queen appeared cheerful
14 23|          of torture. ~D'Artagnan listened to him with exemplary complaisance,
15 24|        the chamber. ~The old man listened attentively, making a sign
16 24|    disappointed, and although he listened with all his ears, he heard
17 25|        mistress. ~M. de Treville listened to the young man's account
18 31|         everything to him. Athos listened to his projects, then shook
19 31|          a single detail. Milady listened with the greatest attention,
20 33|     became milder; she smilingly listened to the soft speeches of
21 47|        alarm." ~The four friends listened, and the sound of the drum
22 50|          the Continent." ~Milady listened with an attention that dilated
23 52|         is very pale, and I have listened in vain; I do not hear her
24 52|         who bother her. If I had listened to you, the knife would
25 52|          the prisoner: "If I had listened to you," Lord de Winter
26 53|          said the woman. ~Felton listened to this dialogue without
27 53|            While singing, Milady listened. The soldier on guard at
28 56|          such reproaches, for he listened to me calm and smiling,
29 56|           but my swoon." ~Felton listened without uttering any word
30 57|      observing the young man who listened to her, Milady continued
31 58|       baron went out. Milady had listened to all this menacing tirade
32 61|     other gay women. ~The abbess listened more attentively, grew animated
33 63|     stopped at the gate. ~Milady listened. ~"Do you hear anything?"
34 64| community of the Carmelites, who listened to the divine service, and
35 65|       this man, whose words were listened to with anxious attention. ~"
36 66|     flame. ~She saw nothing; she listened, and she heard nothing. ~"