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 1     I,      II|             screams, no cries, not a sound of human voices. The poor
 2     I,      II|      heart-rending, almost maddening sound of shrieking and crying
 3     I,     III|              us who had escaped with sound limbs and bodies could do
 4     I,     VII| poultry-dealer's front teeth were as sound as ivory, yet so great and
 5     I,     VII|         Itzig Maikäfer's vote was as sound as a nut and could not be
 6     I,     VII|             rejected.~ ~Not quite so sound, however, was the other
 7    II,      IV|        tender confessions?"~ ~At the sound of Siegfried's voice we
 8    II,     VII|              tingling noise like the sound of bells was in my ears,
 9    II,      IX|              in her vagaries. At the sound of her laughter Siegfried
10    II,     XII|         Hungarian nation, I know the sound of the cannon only from
11    II,    XIII|              always come back with a sound skin. Can you explain this
12    II,      XV|             their names had a German sound."~ ~"Let them alone," I
13    II,      XV|             explanation. I heard the sound of a bugle, then the clatter