Chapter

 1 XI     |      had not yet come.~At the sound of a voice which they had
 2 XIII   |    could hear a dull rumbling sound, but we were as mystified
 3 XIII   |   with unchoked breath. Not a sound escapes his lips.~Another
 4 XIV    |      a word was spoken; not a sound was heard but the hoarse
 5 XV     |   evidently listening to some sound that had caught his ear
 6 XXIII  | splashing, or rather gurgling sound; but whether the water was
 7 XXVII  |       the stern, whom, by the sound of their voices, that I
 8 XXXIV  |    the elasticity muffled the sound of the electric bursts.~
 9 XXXVII |     nay, incredible as it may sound, we began to get accustomed
10 XXXVIII|   morning I was roused by the sound of angry voices, and, starting
11 XL     |    moment; we heard the faint sound of a kiss, and all was over!~
12 XLIII  |     too irritable to bear the sound of each other’s voices;
13 L      |    reign upon the raft. Not a sound, not even a groan, escapes
14 LII    |      birds above my head. The sound was repeated three times,
15 LIII   |      exclamation of joy not a sound had escaped our lips, but