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 1    2,    2|         the bay, and watered by a noisy, rapid stream. It contained
 2    2,   10|      pigeons, not to speak of the noisy paroquets, flew about in
 3    2,   13|          distinguished, and their noisy chatter was changed into
 4    2,   14|         awaiting the hunters. The noisy reports of guns were soon
 5    2,   15|      making a deafening chorus of noisy chatter.~The geographer
 6    2,   17|         silence had succeeded the noisy fusillade. A few wreaths
 7    3,    2|   accompanied by two canoes and a noisy company of natives. These
 8    3,    9|   majestic river soon quieted the noisy stream and carried it off
 9    3,   10|       with a nod, he silenced the noisy horde. Glenarvan bowed,
10    3,   16| sufferings, the crew ceased their noisy demonstrations. These were