1 Well, these mortal insults, these jeers on the part of someone unknown, end at last in an enjoyment which sometimes reaches the highest degree of voluptuousness.
2 But one day I heard someone shout his surname in the street as I was following him at a distance, as though I were tied to him--and so I learnt his surname.
3 Somewhere behind a screen a clock began wheezing, as though oppressed by something, as though someone were strangling it.
4 After an unnaturally prolonged wheezing there followed a shrill, nasty, and as it were unexpectedly rapid, chime--as though someone were suddenly jumping forward.
5 I am convinced that someone has wronged you, and that you are more sinned against than sinning.
6 It was a letter to her from a medical student or someone of that sort--a very high-flown and flowery, but extremely respectful, love-letter.
7 I cannot get on without domineering and tyrannising over someone, but.
8 Her husband looked at her as if surprised to notice that someone besides Pierre and himself was in the room, and addressed her in a tone of frigid politeness.
9 And like a practical Petersburg lady who knows how to make the most of time, Anna Mikhaylovna sent someone to call her son, and went into the anteroom with him.
10 "England is done for," said he, scowling and pointing his finger at someone unseen.
11 "They march splendidly," remarked someone in Bagration's suite.
12 The sound of musketry at the foot of the hill, now diminishing, now increasing, seemed like someone's breathing.
13 and then tears, someone repeated laughing.
14 He felt ashamed; he felt that he was occupying someone else's place here beside Helene.
15 He regarded his whole life as a continual round of amusement which someone for some reason had to provide for him.