Chapter

 1 III  |       president— the cries, the shouts, the succession of roars,
 2 XVI  |      Hill heartily united their shouts with those of the ten revelers
 3 XVIII|      quickly interrupted by the shouts and hurrahs of the crowd.
 4 XVIII|     with clappings of hands and shouts of joy. They had removed
 5 XIX  |         say, for the uproarious shouts of the crowd would not allow
 6 XX   |        President Barbicane.~The shouts of the immense crowd continued
 7 XXI  |       indeed, they raised great shouts, calling alternately Barbicane
 8 XXVI |        indigestible repast! The shouts, the vociferations that
 9 XXVI |      barmen; “Claret sangaree!” shouts another; “Cocktail!” “Brandy-smash!” “
10 XXVI | punctual to the rendezvous, and shouts of welcome greeted her on