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 1    1,    1|  venomous); neither the bawling voice of the horned toad, the
 2    1,    1|         as it were, the complex voice of the forests of the New
 3    1,    2| frontier!” said he, with a deep voice. “Let him recross it! and
 4    1,    4|      hand, and with that gentle voice which had been to him all
 5    1,    4|      right,” he said, in a firm voice. “The journey is necessary.
 6    1,   10|         em!”~At this moment the voice of Yaquita was heard calling
 7    1,   12|         its independence by the voice of Don Juan, whom the French
 8    1,   19|    Garral, in a singularly calm voice.~“So be it,” answered Torres. “
 9    1,   20|   answered Torres, lowering his voice, “and when you have heard
10    1,   20|         Torres who, in a hollow voice, and with his customary
11    1,   20|        Joam Garral, raising his voice, “that to wait for our arrival
12    1,   20|  question,” said Joam with firm voice, addressing the chief of
13    2,    4|         Joam Dacosta, in a firm voice, “was the resolution I had
14    2,    5|         replied Joam, in a firm voice; “for, I repeat it, I had
15    2,    5|       Dacosta, in a penetrating voice, “in trusting to the justice
16    2,   10|       Benito uttered a cry. His voice was lost in the metallic
17    2,   11|     last exclaimed, in a broken voice.~Judge Jarriquez began to
18    2,   13|     down again, and in a calmer voice asked:~“And in the first
19    2,   15|    Benito,” said Jarriquez, ina voice which he tried to keep calm, “
20    2,   16|        Sir,” said Manoel, whose voice trembled as he asked the
21    2,   17|           Never!” he said, in a voice so firm that Benito and
22    2,   17|     then,” said Joam, in a calm voice. “I will die protesting
23    2,   17|        his head, and then, in a voice which he vainly tried to
24    2,   19|      then read it out in a loud voice. And this is what he read
25    2,   19|    worthy magistrate, in a loud voice, and for the edification