Chapter

 1 I     | constitution continued marvellously sound. He felt at ease in the
 2 III   |         courage; in fine, something sound, solid, and reliable in
 3 XIII  |         already greatly diminished; sound is conveyed with difficulty,
 4 XIV   |       peaceful couch, and were soon sound asleep, the doctor keeping
 5 XV    |             doctor, escorted to the sound of savage instruments, and
 6 XVI   |      adapted to the transmission of sound; the atmosphere appeared
 7 XVII  |         troubled by it; but, at the sound of the discharge, he had
 8 XVIII |            not long in falling into sound slumber, while the doctor
 9 XIX   |           nickname. It imitates the sound of chewing.”~“That’s it!
10 XX    |            it reaches them safe and sound, they’ll worship it; if
11 XXI   |             heard a sort of rubbing sound against the bark of the
12 XXI   |        friends could even catch the sound of a few words uttered in
13 XXI   |         save him. When he heard the sound of our guns, he recognized
14 XXII  |      noonday sun. When he heard the sound of fire-arms, nature got
15 XXVII |          his friends heard no other sound from him than the hissing
16 XXVII |          the rifle went off. At the sound of its discharge, the doctor
17 XXVII |           nothing was heard but the sound they made with their mouths,
18 XXX   |           What is that tick-tacking sound that we hear on all sides?”~
19 XXXI  |         quietly, disappeared at the sound of the explosion, but did
20 XXXIII|             off, where the frequent sound of shooting soon let the
21 XXXIII|             nothing was seen, not a sound was heard. The case seemed
22 XXXV  |             he heard behind him the sound of those huge jaws ready
23 XXXV  |       grimaces.~Joe could catch the sound of this deafening orchestra,
24 XLII  |          place beside Joe, and fell sound asleep.~Kennedy, while still
25 XLII  |       strange, unexpected crackling sound.~He rubbed his eyes and