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 1 1  |       on the table, seeming to listen to the presentiments of
 2 1  |        with it, he appeared to listen to his guide, answering
 3 1  |      mysteries more absorbing? Listen to me. I saw the licentious
 4 1  |        question." ~"Gentlemen, listen to me! HOW TO KILL AN UNCLE.
 5 2  |       I went to sit and mutely listen to professors who gave public
 6 2  |       before it is uttered, to listen to language which in its
 7 2  |     What a child you are! Now, listen to me. As to your work,
 8 2  |     this moment. She seemed to listen to herself, to experience
 9 2  |   disfigure yourself for life. Listen to me,' he went on, 'like
10 2  |        green table-cloth.' ~" 'Listen to me,' I answered. 'I promised
11 2  |        it!' she exclaimed. ~" 'Listen, my child. I have not given
12 3  |        law-student, who cannot listen to the magical music of
13 3  | happiness. Raphael, dear, pray listen to me. Your breathing is
14 3  |     heard, he was compelled to listen to this horrible loquacity.
15 Epi|  Pauline, sir?" ~"What, again? Listen. One lovely morning at Tours