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1    IV|  Seraglio, followed by the sound of something splashing into
2     V|  what but a gentle, feeble sound! Go! there also I will be
3    VI|   the dungeon, and, at the sound of his whispered words,
4  VIII|  176] sleep because of the sound of my name? Dost not thou
5    IX| them return to us safe and sound, we can, of course, go ourselves."~ ~
6    IX|  and an hour later, to the sound of martial music, Mahmud
7     X|   Bacchantes drowned every sound, and Adsalis did not even
8    XI|    the angel Israfil shall sound and the Marvel from the
9   XII|  where I may hear no other sound but the cooing of the wood-pigeon;