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 1 V     |     when Mrs. Kear’s languid voice was heard recalling her
 2 XI    |     launch it, when Curtis’s voice was heard peremptorily bidding
 3 XI    |      come.~At the sound of a voice which they had learned to
 4 XVI   |       and at the same time a voice was distinguished, shouting
 5 XX    |     Curtis in his calm clear voice, “all together! Off!”~Round
 6 XXV   |    firmness of the captain’s voice brought the men to their
 7 XXVII |   could distinguish Curtis’s voice as he shouted in the brief
 8 XXXIV |    me like that incomparable voice of nature.”~“Rather a deep
 9 XXXIV |      At the same instant the voice of one of the sailors was
10 XXXIX |    Letourneur began in a low voice, “Andre is dying of hunger:
11 XXXIX |        he said, Towering his voice, “I want you to offer it
12 XL    |      from his hand, and in a voice that was scarcely audible
13 XLI   |      and no mistake,” said a voice behind me.~I turned round
14 XLI   |     he said, in a desponding voice.~“And you have no more left?”
15 XLVIII|     said the boatswain, in a voice which he was endeavouring
16 LI    |     in a cracked, discordant voice, he staggered about amongst
17 LII   |     headlong into the sea, a voice, which I recognized as Dowlas’
18 LIII  |       then, “I will,” said a voice behind me. Turning round,
19 LIII  |     with a firm, unfaltering voice, marvellous for his age,
20 LIV   |     boatswain in a smothered voice said,—~“Very well, we will
21 LIV   |     he must never know—”~His voice was choked with tears, and
22 LV    |    but all of a sudden, in a voice that made me start he shouted,—~“
23 LVI   | overpowering numbers that my voice had made itself heard.~The
24 LVII  |   deliverance.~Miss Herbey’s voice was heard pouring out fervent