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 1 I   |        services, the wonderful sound of bells pealing~out over
 2 I   |    over the open sea. There is sound and silence everywhere;~
 3 I   |     under the walls and in the sound of the voices to~justify
 4 II  |     vaulted roof~rang with the sound; he coughed, he talked aloud
 5 II  |   under the arcading,~with the sound of the sea for accompaniment.~ ~
 6 II  |          when a faint~rustling sound made him quiver, and the
 7 II  |   figure~bowed her head at the sound of his voice.~ ~"There is
 8 VI  |         AND WE CANNOT GO~BACK. Sound yourself; if you have not
 9 VIII|        inmost self at the mere sound of your voice. ~Often in
10 VIII|        there was~menace in the sound of his voice.~ ~"Really,
11 VIII|    Duchess heard the smothered sound of a pair of~bellows. Those
12 IX  |  witnesses; yet not to~utter a sound, to be forced to keep silence!
13 X   | Magdalen, but she never made a~sound, and stood as upright as