Book, Chapter

1    I, 3 |   indeed it has a barbarous sound, or smacks of ill-luck,
2    I, 3 |  not certain about even the sound of this noted name), you
3    I, 3 |   also are, and pleasant in sound and sense. Surely, surely,
4    I, 8 |  completely exiled from all sound of the human voice, they
5    I, 8 | able to blurt out some dull sound. And a shrill inarticulate
6    I, 8 |     because it was the only sound; only they did it a little
7    I, 10|   creatures; or else of the sound and healthy animals only
8    I, 14|   hire day after day with a sound body, and so in a condition