Book,  chapter

1    1,   19|        cry—a confused sound of barking and howling—broke over the
2    2,    6|     house, warned, by the loud barking of four dogs, of the arrival
3    2,   14|       sleep by the sudden loud barking of dogs, Glenarvan got up
4    2,   14|   mingled continually with the barking of the “collies” and the
5    2,   14| followed by a pack of pointers barking joyously as they bounded
6    3,   12|        forth, mingled with the barking of dogs, and the whole tribe,