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 1 Pre|       customs, his habits, his voice, and in the presence of
 2 Pre|        ordinary appearance and voice who, with his beard and
 3 2  |         of the bugle), and the voice of the Captain; to know
 4 2  |         bugle) calls, and what voice they should obey, and to
 5 3  |     the pronouncements made by voice. And as the importance of
 6 3  |        sounds had overcome his voice.~
 7 5  |        the command is given by voice or by sound (bugle call):
 8 5  | another; and if you command by voice, you ought to be alert to
 9 6  |      not do so, he gave out by voice throughout his army that
10 7  |        send out a (message) by voice signifying that no one would
11 7  |       not to send embassies by voice, wrote letters in cipher,