Chapter

 1 1|         that he himself scarcely heard the delicious notes. ~He
 2 1|    smiles of a ballet-dancer; he heard the francs counted down
 3 1|   disdain in his manner, when he heard to his surprise some coin
 4 1|         upon him, yet he had not heard him enter, nor move, nor
 5 1|          rear its little snake's heard, and spoke in dulcet tones;
 6 1|        voice of wassail could be heard, a voice made up of a hundred
 7 1| indicating Raphael. "I thought I heard some one call him Valentin." ~"
 8 1|    drowned his voice, and no one heard a word of the satire. Still,
 9 2|        some men were gambling. I heard the rattling of gold; I
10 2|          obstacles, I distinctly heard the words of the two players
11 2|   poverty made its selfish voice heard, and set an iron barrier
12 2|          black hair; sometimes I heard her young laughter, or the
13 2|       Foedora...~" 'I have never heard of her...~" 'You Hottentot!'
14 2|        sound; though it could be heard, it was not troublesome.
15 2|          a sign of vexation. She heard me, with the customary smile
16 2|         up for me and talking. I heard my name spoken, and listened. ~" '
17 2|        woman, who had never been heard to speak a word about her
18 2|      with him; I was left out, I heard not a word of it; she had
19 2|   through which I could see. ~"I heard vague murmurs from the salons,
20 2|        her room. No one had ever heard her sing; her muteness had
21 2|   frightened me; but very soon I heard a sleeper's heavy, regular
22 2|       voice!' ~" 'You have never heard me sing!' she exclaimed,
23 2|          the Rue de Cluny when I heard a woman's light footstep
24 3|      life in it." ~The playgoers heard the bell ring, and left
25 3|    reached the last few steps he heard the sounds of a piano. Pauline
26 3|      your arm against my back, I heard a vague voice within me
27 3|          then he very distinctly heard a smothered sigh, and knew
28 3|               Just then Valentin heard Maugredie's voice. ~"The
29 3|     civil commiseration - he now heard hostile ejaculations and
30 3|          the promontory, when he heard the fluttering of a dress
31 3|        had fled already; she had heard the voice of her mistress
32 3|      that had gathered there. He heard his name mentioned after
33 3|          noise of a carriage was heard approaching. ~"Here he is,"
34 3|        dreaming yet, he suddenly heard his hostess giving a report
35 3|        allow him to make himself heard, he was compelled to listen
36 3|          beheld his own funeral, heard the chanting of the priests,
37 3|    terrified by the cries he had heard, and tried to tear away