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 1 I      |     when he began to stumble, loud was the laughter, which
 2 II     |      of the fruit when a very loud voice tore me away from
 3 XVI    |   echoes remarkable for their loud and well-defined sharpness.~
 4 XXVIII | complete annihilation, when a loud noise reached me. It was
 5 XXXIV  | shouted the Professor, with a loud laugh.~“But that column
 6 XXXVIII|       audience broke out into loud and unanimous applause.
 7 XLIII  |      only compare them to the loud rattle of along train of
 8 XLIII  |     of continuous explosions, loud detonations, a general shaking
 9 XLIV   |      or so, there issued with loud explosions lofty columns
10 XLV    |  shouted the Professor with a loud laugh. “So it was just an