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 1 XV   |       agitation, movement and noise stopped as though by magic.
 2 XV   |      pandemonium of movement, noise, and excitement, as it would
 3 XVI  |        preceded by a rumbling noise, hissed through the air
 4 XXI  | horror of those snakes.”~“The noise is increasing,” said Kennedy,
 5 XXX  |    length discovered that the noise they heard was produced
 6 XXX  |      was flung aside, and all noise ceased. The aeronauts remained
 7 XXXII|       How they scream! What a noise!” said Joe.~“Perhaps they
 8 XXXII|    they heard a harsh tearing noise, as of something rending
 9 XL   |      came on with a deafening noise, casting its immense shadow
10 XLII |      from his view. The least noise aroused his suspicions,
11 XLII | without hearing the slightest noise. When his watch had expired,