The street noises had gradually died away, and save the distant sound of a ballad-singer, whose mournful cadence fell sadly on the ear, I heard nothing.
And of De Beauvais I heard nothing; and yet, on one account, I could have wished much to learn where he was.
But he had seen nothing, heard nothing, and his own actions were so much like the presence he half expected to find, that he was ashamed of them, and laughed at his fears.
He had often felt that he was watched, though he had seen nothing, heard nothing, to warrant this belief.
For three months we heard nothing; then a rumour drifted across to us that the elder of the two had died in a Temple house.
For three months we heard nothing; then unexpectedly a letter came.
This done she disappeared again, refusing speech with anyone, and for months we heard nothing of her.
He fancied for a moment that he had been shot, and listened for the report; but he heard nothing.
For the first three days I heard him walking about as usual, but, on the fourth I heard nothing.
At times he would not tell under any circumstances why he was crying; at times he would make believe that he was absent minded, that he heard nothing, that he was occupied with his own affairs, but he heard and understood.
Then they spoke of something, but he understood nothing; he heard nothing; he suddenly forgot the meaning of words.
But He heard nothing; he slept on peacefully and soundly.
Up to the Sunday, we heard nothing of this affair; but on that day it happened, I hardly know how, that I got to mass rather later than usual.
Though Count Bestoujeff had been arrested in the very palace of which we occupied a wing, and not very far from our apartments, we heard nothing of it that evening, so careful were they to keep from us all that was going on.
For a long time I heard nothing; at last he gave me to understand that the Empress might speak to me on the subject.
Pierre, however, heard nothing; he was simply struck by the immensity of the edifice, as with raised eyes he slowly walked along.
The congregation, accustomed, heard nothing peculiar; he was the necessary gentry with the necessary finger in the pie.
Of Zachary I heard nothing, but she told me of old Pearse's death.
I heard nothing, but seemed to be wide awake in an instant, as though some one had touched me.
I heard nothing whatever, though the noises, as they described them, would have been enough to wake any one much farther away than where I slept, for the noises they heard were made immediately over my room.
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