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 1 XVI   |    to and fro, and you could hear the crackling of huge branches
 2 XXI   |      of the tree.~“Don’t you hear that?” he whispered.~“Yes,
 3 XXI   |    car immediately.~“Did you hear that?” the doctor asked
 4 XXI   |  kill him to-night!”~“Do you hear, doctor,” resumed Kennedy,
 5 XXIII |    no reply.~“Joe! Don’t you hear me?”~Joe made a sign that
 6 XXIV  |     other by the hand.~“Now, hear me!” said the doctor. “According
 7 XXVII |    hoarsely, but Joe did not hear him, for both alike had
 8 XXVIII| doctor; we’ve time enough to hear it,” said Joe, stretching
 9 XXVIII|    so that some day we shall hear of a wonderful deposit of
10 XXX   |   tick-tacking sound that we hear on all sides?”~Joe looked
11 XXXII |      the water-tanks! Do you hear me, Joe? We are pitching
12 XXXIII| voice that they so longed to hear, was far away.~“At the first
13 XXXIII|    important that Joe should hear from us in some way.”~“Undoubtedly.
14 XXXIV |      our aeronauts could not hear each other speak, but with
15 XLIII |      the three friends could hear their cries, and the clatter