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 1        I,  IV |  more or less shaken about, cries, confusion, general disorder
 2        I,  V  |   resounded with the hoarse cries of animals under the influence
 3        I,  VII|     away uttering deafening cries. A little farther, on the
 4        I,  X  |    these words in his ear: “Cries, brother! Listen!”~
 5        I,  XI |    he had no doubt that the cries came from the telga, which
 6        I,  XIV|     were a few half-stifled cries, to which thrusts of the
 7        I,  XVI| rolled on the ground, midst cries of rage from his companions.
 8       II,  V  | accompanied by the guttural cries of the singers. The kites,
 9       II,  V  |    He heard in the distance cries and songs, the varied noises
10       II,  XI |  Nadia heard the shots, the cries of distress, the yells of