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 1 II   | Georges Duroy, startled at the sound of his own voice, as if
 2 VII  |     began to feel nervous; the sound of his voice made him start;
 3 VII  |        wildly at the slightest sound? He began to reason philosophically
 4 XI   |      his home, and hearing the sound of ladies’ voices in the
 5 XI   |       you!”~She could utter no sound; in her agitation she repulsed
 6 XII  |       there. Soon he heard the sound of a voice. He saw no one;
 7 XII  |       gown, I would give you a sound thrashing.” Then he turned
 8 XIV  |     Gontran, Count de~Vaudrec, sound both in body and mind, here
 9 XVIII|      newly married couple.~The sound of stifled sobs caused several
10 XVIII|     all their caresses, of the sound of her voice, possessed