Chapter

 1 XV   |  nameless hubbub, made up of the cries of mixed-breed porters and
 2 XV   |         repetition of shouts and cries in the doctor’s honor.~The
 3 XVII |       and speed away with joyous cries. The anchors plunged into
 4 XVIII|     villages without heeding the cries that the appearance of the
 5 XX   |      round huts, uttering shrill cries.~A little farther on, Kennedy
 6 XXI  |        You’ve probably heard the cries of wild beasts.”~“No! the
 7 XXI  |   thunderbolt and died away into cries of rage and pain, and in
 8 XXII |     imagined. Upon hearing their cries, the prisoner raised his
 9 XXII |         them, uttering ferocious cries.~“Ah, ha!” said Joe, “one
10 XXVII|        and down, uttering hoarse cries, gnawing his clinched fists,
11 XXXII|       air ring with their hoarse cries. They came right toward
12 XXXII|         with the effort of their cries, while their gristly crests,
13 XXXIV|         dull and pitiful groans; cries and howls of despair were
14 XXXV |       gripe, and uttered strange cries.~“Ha!” said Joe, “blacks
15 XLIII|   aeronauts, they uttered savage cries, and brandished their weapons.
16 XLIII| attention was attracted by fresh cries. The Talabas appeared to
17 XLIII|     ground, rose again, amid the cries of the Talabas; but, half
18 XLIII|         friends could hear their cries, and the clatter of their
19 XLIII|         the enemy to the ground.~Cries of fury exceeding all description