Chapter

 1        I|   cautiously at the listener’s ear; anxiety could be read in
 2       II|    almost glued her lips to my ear, and added:~ ~“‘I possess
 3       XI|     whisper in the young man’s ear, in his formerly friendly
 4    XVIII|   escaped his vigilant eye and ear.~ ~Consequently, he heard
 5      XIX|       shall have an eye and an ear in the enemy’s camp,” said
 6    XXVII|      over and whispered in the ear of Maurice:~ ~“Evidently
 7   XXVIII|        first his eye, then his ear to the opening, to see that
 8      XXX| kneeling by the partition, his ear glued to the crevices, holding
 9      XXX|    fair play.”~ ~He placed his ear against an opening in the
10     XLII|  hatred whispered in Blanche’s ear.~ ~“But how can I find an
11        L|  drawing-room, she applied her ear to the door of the little