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 1    I,  III|        continuous hum of men’s voices.~There were all the nocturnal
 2    I,  III|       daughter. He heard their voices, followed their words, felt
 3    I,  III|        moved and chattering of voices, which dispelled this vapor
 4    I,  IV |      the sonorousness of their voices, and the authority of their
 5    I,  IV |        hive. A confused hum of voices, calls, the rattling of
 6    I,  IV |       he might recognize their voices. They did this with so much
 7    I,  IV |    From imitating each other’s voices and movements for amusement,
 8   II,  II |      of day the calls of human voices were heard, in phrases shouted
 9   II,  III|        at the same time, their voices full of tears. For some
10   II,  III| current of thought set in; the voices took on a more cheerful
11   II,  VI |   themselves amid an uproar of voices.~From the stage-box, already
12   II,  VI |     and actors of talent whose voices were all he listened to.
13   II,  VI |        beings, indeed, but two voices: the eternal voice of the