Chapter

 1 II  |          the sunburn of battles. Hoarse cries issued from their
 2 II  |   interrupt himself, and utter a hoarse cry from the depths of his
 3 II  | partially open the litter, and a hoarse voice would utter loud reproaches;
 4 IV  |   flaming cheek, angry eyes, and hoarse voice, he would walk with
 5 V   |       occasionally broken by the hoarse breathing of the elephants
 6 VI  |        But strange cries at once hoarse and shrill penetrated into
 7 VII |       him to speak. At last in a hoarse and hideous voice he said:~“
 8 IX  |       air as they flew with loud hoarse cries, and formed a huge
 9 XIII|       mingled with the rhythm of hoarse voices singing together.~
10 XIII|        breasts they drew forth a hoarse and cavernous intonation;
11 XIV |       Their breasts made a great hoarse noise, and their eyeballs
12 XIV |          feathers, uttered long, hoarse cluckings. Each blade fell
13 XV  |   Frequently a single syllable—a hoarse, deep, and frantic intonation—