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 1  1, 1 |           object, shot with a hissing noise a hundred and fifty feet
 2  1, 6 | Notwithstanding the distance, and the noise of the wind and sea, one
 3  1, 7 |           movement ceased. Suddenly a noise, like iron works violently
 4  1, 8 |               mat, which deadened the noise of the feet. The bare walls
 5  1, 8 |               hermetically sealed. No noise was heard. All seemed dead
 6  1, 8 |         depths? I could not guess. ~A noise of bolts was now heard,
 7  1, 9 |             Land roared. ~Just then a noise was heard outside. Steps
 8  1, 12|          Scotia, that has made such a noise, has been the result of
 9  1, 13|               disagreeable. A sliding noise was heard: one would have
10  1, 15|              intensity; the slightest noise was transmitted with a quickness
11  1, 19|           with great violence, with a noise like thunder. But just then
12  1, 21|             the lightning, not in the noise. ~At this moment the canoes
13  1, 21|            indifferently. I heard the noise of the savages, who stamped
14  2, 5 |             hand. ~Suddenly a hissing noise was heard, and the dugong
15  2, 5 |            other night-birds, and the noise of the waves breaking upon
16  2, 6 |             of the Nautilus, then all noise ceased. ~Two hours after,
17  2, 6 |             Two hours after, the same noise, the same going and coming
18  2, 8 |          moment a rather loud hissing noise told me that the reservoirs
19  2, 8 |             to the Captain's door. No noise. I left my room and returned
20  2, 9 |          pattering above my head. The noise redoubling, sometimes producing
21  2, 9 |         frightful claw closing with a noise in the shadow of some cavity.
22  2, 9 |              internal bubblings, deep noise, distinctly transmitted
23  2, 12|            spur. What carnage! What a noise on the surface of the waves!
24  2, 13|       Everything was frozen--even the noise. The Nautilus was then obliged
25  2, 15|          trying to hear the slightest noise which might be made on board
26  2, 16|               discovered by a hissing noise that the water was entering
27  2, 16|               cracked with a singular noise, like tearing paper, and
28  2, 19|               the tempest. A terrible noise filled the air, a complex
29  2, 19|             filled the air, a complex noise, made up of the howls of
30  2, 21|   extinguished with a strange hissing noise. ~"My friends," said I, "
31  2, 21|             him. A well-known hissing noise told me that the water was
32  2, 21|            water was rushing with the noise of thunder, then the double
33  2, 22|              to me to make a dreadful noise. Perhaps it only existed
34  2, 22|           submarine boat. ~Suddenly a noise was heard. Voices were answering
35  2, 22|              sweat of agony! And what noise around our frail bark! What
36  2, 22|              when we heard a crashing noise, the bolts gave way, and