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 1     I,       I|  tunnels, in which the roar and noise of the train is tremendously
 2     I,      II|       the wheels made a grating noise, and I leaned out of the
 3     I,      II|         coals, and the crushing noise of the metals. At the cry
 4     I,      II|          spluttering, crackling noise, the whole fabric shook
 5     I,       X|        the gift so as to make a noise in the world, and played
 6    II,       I|      startled from sleep by the noise of our wheels, soared above
 7    II,     VII|      cork was drawn with a loud noise, the wine foamed and sparkled
 8    II,     VII| throbbing sensation. A tingling noise like the sound of bells
 9    II,     XII|         first irritation at the noise, and then you will feel
10    II,     XII|      rifles created a deafening noise; the hoarse, grating sounds
11    II,      XV|       it in any case or for any noise."~ ~The valet obeyed, and
12    II,      XV|         muttering and battering noise was heard from the outside.~ ~"
13    II,     XVI|       to have happened, but the noise was so deafening that it
14    II,     XVI|         general; and as for the noise and uproar of voices, the
15    II,    XVII| mischievously the while. At the noise of this babbling and laughter,