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 1 III  |        set in motion the waves of sound. One need not be surprised
 2 VII  |          the planets, of wind and sound— we claim to have invented
 3 XVI  |   acoustic tube, arrived with the sound of thunder at its mouth;
 4 XX   |           you may arrive safe and sound in the moon, how will you
 5 XXI  | momentarily expecting to hear the sound of rifles. As for the traces
 6 XXI  |        the birds, awakened by the sound, flew past them and disappeared
 7 XXIII|          projectile prevented any sound reaching from the inside
 8 XXVI |        wind upon the earth! not a sound of breathing from the countless
 9 XXVI |    slightest idea of the terrific sound! An immense spout of fire
10 I    |          the guard’s whistle will sound before twenty-four minutes
11 II   |          traveled faster than the sound!”~
12 IV   |           awake you by this rural sound.” So saying, he gave vent
13 VII  |      should not come out safe and sound. So it is all for the best.”~
14 XI   |   confusion in the islands of the Sound, where the land is excessively
15 XIV  |           it. Air, that medium of sound, was wanting to transmit
16 XV   |          noise in that void where sound, which is but the agitation
17 XVII |           motion, but wanting the sound. In any case it was the